Technology engineered at ASU 50 years ago helps battle COVID-19 infection
ASU engineers contributed to early design of a medical device to supply oxygen to people with lung and heart problems that is now aiding some COVID-19 patients.
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Turbulent terrain: Peering beneath the Venusian surface
A team of ASU engineers and scientists takes on the challenge of making technology tough enough to probe seismic activity on one of the most forbidding planets.
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Yong enhancing the real-world safety and security of autonomous systems
Sze Zheng Yong is developing control synthesis tools to make autonomous systems such as self-driving vehicles and drones safe and secure under real-world uncertainties.
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Meet the exceptional graduates of Spring 2020
At the close of the fall and spring semesters, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering recognizes select members of the graduating class for demonstrating academic excellence, extraordinary leadership and community service.
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Essential Reading: Books that edify, elucidate and enthrall
Fulton Schools faculty and staff members suggest books offering everything from profound insights to practical life lessons and thought-provoking absurdity.
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Navrotsky selected for ACerS Distinguished Life Membership Award
ASU Professor Alexandra Navrotsky has been honored with a 2020 Distinguished Life Membership from The American Ceramics Society.
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Fulton Schools graduate goes above and beyond to complete four degrees in five years
Kristen Eckman is completing four degrees in five years, and plans to work as a propulsion test engineer in support of spacecraft development.
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Jerry Lin named NAMS Fellow for achievements in membrane field
Jerry Y.S. Lin, an internationally recognized leader in inorganic membrane science, has been named a North American Membrane Society Fellow.
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ASU researchers provide a golden opportunity to improve cancer treatment accuracy
An interdisciplinary research team is developing a quicker, cheaper and more user-friendly way to measure cancer radiation treatment doses with gold nanoparticles.
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Sun-powered nanotechnology could supply clean water and renewable energy
A deeper understanding of the nature of chemical reactions is opening the way to a new method of decontaminating water by using sunlight and an engineered catalyst.
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Resilience in materials and in life
For decades, ASU’s Aditi Chattopadhyay has endeavored to create responsive, durable materials.
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EPICS students look to improve usability of an Arizona treasure
Julie Larsen and Arianna Comes are working to develop a faster autonomous alert system for E. coli measurements in the Oak Creek Watershed.
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