ASU students take their aircraft design skills to the sky
Arizona State University students competed in the AIAA Design/Build/Fly Competition Flyoff, placing in the top 20 and learning valuable, real-world skills.
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ASU sweeps the podium at 2019 Materials Bowl
Fulton Schools of Engineering students won the three top prizes against students from the University of Arizona in the 16th Annual Materials Bowl.
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EPICS Elite Pitch Competition expands impact of student projects
Eight student teams competed for funding to implement solutions for community challenges ranging from water purification to public health to internet access.
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13 ASU students earn prestigious NAE Grand Challenge Scholar title
Along with interdisciplinary coursework, recent graduates had multicultural and community service experiences in the health, sustainability and energy fields.
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Turning borderlands into an energy-water innovation zone
Fulton Schools ASU Regents’ Professor Ronald Adrian is a co-author of a plan to bring prosperity to the U.S.-Mexico border region with a vast energy and water corridor.
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Higher aspirations
Fulton Schools students and graduates tell why they chose to pursue master’s and doctoral degrees and why they’re convinced it’s worth the hard work.
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Essential Reading: Books to light your path to the future
Fulton Schools faculty and staff members recommend books to provide insights and inspiration to guide students on their way forward.
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Meet the exceptional graduates of Spring 2019
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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Salts and polymers research cooks up NSF CAREER Award
Matthew D. Green is developing a modular synthetic strategy to control the amount and type of charged groups within polyelectrolyte block polymers.
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Unleashing the untapped potential of granular materials
Heather Emady’s pursuit of better ways to use granular materials to improve industrial processes and products has earned National Science Foundation support.
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Training stroke survivors with rehabilitation robotics
Assistant Professor Hyunglae Lee is developing an innovative framework and utilizing it in exercise therapy to significantly improve the effectiveness of robot-aided rehabilitation for stroke survivors.
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Analyzing data brings opportunity for mechanical engineering student
Clive Matsika discovered that data analytics was the perfect balance of business and engineering and he continues to find ways to use data to make a difference.
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