ASU engineer makes mobile health apps more effective
Daniel Rivera is using control systems engineering techniques to improve the effectiveness of mobile health apps in increasing healthy behaviors.
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ASU receives NSF funding to include more in engineering, advance first-generation college student success
Aided by an NSF grant, ASU, academic, industry and philanthropic partners are embarking on an ambitious program to support first-generation students as well as attract underrepresented populations to engineering.
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ASU team to improve next generation air traffic control with $10 million from NASA
A five-year project, led by Yongming Liu, focuses on safely integrating the complex data sources that are driving the future of air traffic management systems.
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ASU researcher investigates new treatments for dormant, lethal cancer cells
Sheba Goklany received a three-year, $225,000 New Investigator Award from the Arizona Biomedical Research Commission to develop new treatments for breast cancer.
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Talent search: Finding potential to fill the need for future engineers
A Fulton Schools professor has won support from the National Science Foundation for ramping up efforts to attract more community college transfer students to university engineering studies.
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Looking for bigger roles in game-changing leaps in tech capabilities
ASU wants its engineers and scientists to build stronger working relationships with the U.S. defense agency that supports research aimed at breakthrough technological advancements.
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ASU receives U.S. Department of Energy award for algae biofuel research
Fulton Schools researchers will share a $2 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy to fund work on innovative solutions to yield more in algae biofuel research.
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ASU enters partnership to imbue entrepreneurial mindset in engineering education
ASU and The Kern Family Foundation have recently entered a partnership dedicated to furthering the entrepreneurial mindset in engineering education on a mass scale.
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Body’s natural molecular mechanisms provide blueprint for better technology
A prestigious National Science Foundation award will aid Ximin He’s quest to help make environmental safety and medical advances by mimicking human biological capabilities.
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How bacteria can produce electricity, treat wastewater
Chemical engineer César Torres is advancing research that converts the power of respiring microorganisms into electrical current to remotely treat wastewater and power sensors on the ocean’s floor.
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Building ‘teaching and learning communities’ is key to improving education
Engineering a change in classroom culture by creating motivating environments.
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Grants expand Fulton Schools educational outreach in Southeast Asia
Recent grants enable the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to effect change in Southeast Asia, including bringing students to Arizona State University to study social change and creating collaborative maker spaces for hands-on learning in Vietnam.
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