ASU Engineering introduces new faculty for 2026-2027
August 27, 2026
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ASU Engineering News
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Fulton Schools students attend Foundry School launch in D.C.
Seven students share how the Washington, D.C., experience connected their studies and research to national manufacturing priorities and what it could mean for their careers.
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Where student-athletes, apps and babysitting meet
Sport Sitters gives ASU computer science students hands-on experience building for a live marketplace.
Driving the conversation
Across the Fulton Schools, our faculty members are shaping the future of engineering through curiosity, creativity and real‑world impact. These stories highlight new faculty members, emerging researchers and the innovative work happening across our programs.
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In the media
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Phoenix New Times
As local governments rethink surveillance tech, advocates worry about where it’s still used
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AZ Central
Making chips takes water. Arizona wants to reuse it
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Phoenix Business Journal
ASU among 8 universities to lead national manufacturing workforce initiative
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NSF CAREER Award recipient Sandhya Susarla explores 2D quantum materials at the nanoscale while introducing younger students to nanoscale science.
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A new scholarship from Bob and Keirene Miller will help ASU professional flight students overcome financial barriers to becoming pilots.
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An analysis reveals what makes a global food powerhouse and which countries are gaining ground.