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Tim Long

Charting the course to a circular plastic economy

An ASU research team is developing a lab course to train future leaders in sustainable materials and manufacturing, fostering a circular plastics economy.
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Christopher Muhich with a student at a computer

Overcoming the downside of forever chemicals

ASU engineers are seeking ways to alleviate threats to human and environmental health posed by almost indestructible “forever chemicals”.
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Nakul Gopalan and Paulo Shakarian

ASU researchers bridge security and AI

Paulo Shakarian and Nakul Gopalan apply their expertise in artificial intelligence and human-robot communication to national security and defense.
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ASU faculty researcher Hasan Ozer and civil, environmental and sustainable engineering graduate student Ashraf Alrajhi prepare a pavement sample in the dynamic triaxial testing system.

Testing pavements to prepare for changing traffic patterns

A system developed by ASU researchers is helping address infrastructure issues related to automated and connected semitrucks and increased airport traffic.
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graphic of four autonomous vehicles

Molding the future of mobility

Progress in transportation today requires much more than overcoming technological and logistical hurdles.
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A crowd gathers near an electric autonomous vehicle on the ASU campus at an event

A solid battery solution

ASU faculty member Candace Chan is working to improve battery safety, longevity and storage capacity by researching solid-state technology.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory

Government lab joins forces with ASU to boost manufacturing power

The Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Fulton Schools will partner on a three-year partnership.
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graphic looking out a car windshield showing pedestrians in a crosswalk indicated as "obstacles"

ASU research ensures autonomous vehicle safety, reliability

Researchers in the Fulton Schools are driving innovation in the autonomous vehicle industry, building confidence in the technology and protecting passengers.
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Isaiah Wall and Krishna Kompally prepare to test the aerodynamic properties of texture samples inside a wind tunnel.

Developing textured materials to ensure smooth flight

Gokul Pathikonda is testing aerodynamics of novel surface textures to improve maneuverability of aircraft for the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.
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graphic of light hitting a block of material and turning into waves

Breakthrough in ultrashort laser pulse technology

ASU researcher Yu Yao and her team are developing nanoscale light modulators with accelerated signal processing speed and energy efficiency.
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ASU Charter monument on ASU West campus

ASU Engineering’s westward expansion

With three new courses coming in the fall semester, the Fulton Schools will begin bringing engineering education to ASU’s West campus.
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3D-printed structures,

Sea sponge skeleton sparks innovative engineering designs

ASU faculty inspired by sea sponge exoskeleton to design advances in structural design.
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ASU to lead new Department of Energy Clean Energy Manufacturing Innovation Institute

ASU will lead new Department of Energy Clean Energy Manufacturing Innovation Institute that seeks to eliminate industrial use of onsite fossil fuels for process heating.
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ASU biomedical engineering students Ruhi Dharan, Daniella Pautz and Maxwell Johnson write on a dry erase board.

ASU students explore mental health in engineering education

Fulton Schools biomedical engineering students lead research into student and professor mental health and how teaching methods affect well-being.
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Researchers in Arizona State University’s MacroTechnology Works

ASU researchers TEAMUP to advance solar capabilities

ASU researchers take part in a consortium of academic and industry partners to advance tandem solar cell technology made from silicon and perovskite.
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student sitting on ground with a book in library

Essential Reading: Books brimming with illuminating insights

Fulton Schools faculty and staff members recommend books offering students more valuable lessons worth learning during their college years.
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student using laptop computer

ASU expands computer science degree offerings

The Fulton Schools is welcoming a new online computer science bachelor’s degree option through ASU Online, helping build a foundation for all to be successful.
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Ram Pendyala speaking on stage at 2023 SSEBE Hall of Fame dinner

Shining spotlight on leaders, creators, innovators

School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment honors contributions to education, research, industry and community by faculty and alumni
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Date range August 2023 – May 2023