ASU’s TweetTracker helps make sense of social media
This tool is helping people to track, analyze and understand the massive amount of activity on Twitter by identifying the who, what, where and when of social media usage.
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ASU engineers working to protect nation’s energy delivery systems from cyber attacks
ASU is partnering in a $28.1 million national research program to develop cybersecurity tools and standards to protect the country’s electricity infrastructure from attacks.
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ASU grad combines art, construction skills to help honor fallen firefighters
A Del E. Webb School of Construction School alum had a key role in building a new state memorial honoring those who sacrificed to protect the lives of others.
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Popular Science picks Fulton Schools innovation as a top world-changing technology
Cun-Zheng Ning and his research group have been awarded a 2015 Popular Science Best of What’s New Award for demonstrating the world’s first white laser.
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Web-delivered education is a huge success as undergraduate electrical engineering program enrollment surges
The first ABET-accredited fully online undergraduate program in electrical engineering in the world was launched in 2013 at Arizona State University’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
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Unlocking the mystery of the human brain with modern geometry-based imaging computation
Yalin Wang’s work may help provide computational software to monitor and understand the structural changes related to Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological disorders.
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QESST Scholar wins NSF Perfect Pitch Competition
Pablo Guimerá Coll brings home first place NSF honor for Fulton Schools ERC.
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Luz Osuna: Reaching forward, giving back
Recent alumna Luz Osuna is giving back to the school and student organizations that have helped her to reach her career goals.
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Promising biomedical research earns Wu prestigious fellowship
American Heart Association fellowship supports Fuqing Wu’s stem cells research for therapy for heart attack patients.
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Advancing OLED technology to more effectively light our world
An ASU engineer is leading research and tech development that holds promise for more energy-efficient, effective and healthier lighting.
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Achieving prominence through exceptional students
The students of the Fulton Schools are known as high achievers who make a difference in the world...
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Diane ’61 and Gary Tooker ’62, ’96, established the Gary and Diane Tooker Scholarship for Engineering and the Diane and Gary Tooker Chair and Professorships for Effective Education in STEM.
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