Making sense of disorder in hyperuniform materials
ASU and Princeton researchers collaborate on Department of Defense MURI grant investigating hyperuniformity
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Innovative upcycling
ASU researchers are working with a multi-institute team to develop a new process to remove nitrate contamination from water and efficiently produce ammonia.
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New Intel speaker series at ASU connects lab and fab
Each presentation helps align Fulton Schools academic and research activities with industry challenges and future opportunities.
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EPICS teams earn funding from spring pitch competition
Funded student projects address clean air, sustainable water use for agriculture, smart monitoring for aquaculture and Navajo community health and economics.
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Emerging voice
A Fulton Schools computer science doctoral student’s podcast on the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence and machine learning draws accolades.
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Keeping memory on hand
A new NSF project explores how intelligent wearable technology can benefit older adults with memory challenges.
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ASU earns best finish ever in cybersecurity competition
Showcasing their cyber defense skills, a team of ASU students placed third overall at the Western Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.
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A solar-powered learning experience
Arizona State University students in the Solar Devils student organization are taking on the challenge of building a solar-powered car from scratch.
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Riding mid-infrared waves
ASU researchers have demonstrated the first ultrafast optical modulation at mid-infrared wavelengths, which can improve communications and spectroscopy.
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Driven to discover
Prestigious Fulbright Scholarship will enable recent Fulton Schools graduate to pursue energy engineering master’s degree in cross-cultural environment
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Creative force
Every semester, the GIT Awards honors graphic information technology students who capture the attention of faculty and industry members with their visual storytelling abilities.
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Create competition and cultivate collaboration
Brent Sebold appointed the first Hool Coury Law Professor of Entrepreneurship to expand opportunities for students and faculty to make startup dreams real.
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