Mariana Bertoni
Professor, School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering
Bertoni heads the DEfECT Lab at ASU, working to establish an efficient platform of energy technologies based on earth abundant and environmentally benign materials with the potential of achieving terawatt-level deployment.
Recent stories
June 25, 2025
ASU researchers pursue innovations in solar space power and propulsion as part of university consortium.
November 12, 2024
Researcher Mariana Bertoni and team are using acoustics to advance next-generation technology transforming the semiconductor production landscape.
September 28, 2023
Crystal Sonic, founded by ASU’s Mariana Bertoni and her former student Pablo Guimerá Coll, received NASA funding to reduce semiconductor manufacturing waste.
May 12, 2023
ASU researchers take part in a consortium of academic and industry partners to advance tandem solar cell technology made from silicon and perovskite.
Additional stories
Cutting losses
March 3, 2022
The Holman Research Group at Arizona State University has developed a technique to examine and address poorly understood problems with advanced solar cells.
Passionate problem-solvers pitch for prizes
November 29, 2021
New student entrepreneurs and experienced faculty entrepreneurs pitched for funding and feedback at the ASU Hool Coury Law Tech Venture Showcase.
Essential reading: Books to expand your perspective
April 30, 2021
Fulton Schools faculty and staff recommend books that offer knowledge, wisdom, intrigue, warnings, motivation, guidance and edifying escapism.
New Fulton Entrepreneurial Professors move innovation to the market
July 7, 2020
ASU engineering fellowships help innovative faculty commercialize their technology startup ventures.
Solar engineer named Palais Distinguished Faculty Scholar
January 23, 2019
Assistant Professor Mariana Bertoni in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering has been awarded the Palais Distinguished Faculty Scholar Award.