Research

Understanding dust devils with new flow simulations

October 19, 2022

ASU researcher Mohamed Houssem Kasbaoui is the first to investigate how gas and particles interact in combinations such as those found in dust devils.

Powering up computing capacity

October 17, 2022

ASU faculty member Matthew Marinella works with Sandia National Laboratories to make radiation-hardened computing technology more efficient.

The heat is on

October 14, 2022

As increasingly rising temperatures threaten human health, quality of life and prosperity, ASU engineers and scientists are exploring ways to reverse the trend.

Are virtual private networks actually private?

October 11, 2022

Fulton Schools associate professor Jedidiah Crandall is working to expose virtual private networks for their misleading claims of security.

Empowering the environmental advocates of tomorrow

October 4, 2022

Environmental and resource management students are inspired by real-world lessons and experiential projects.

Fracturing bones and traditional views of civil engineering

September 29, 2022

Researchers and graduate students from the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering are assisting Mayo Clinic in studying fracture patterns made on human femur bone to create new standards for aging trauma.

A human-centered design approach

September 27, 2022

ASU professor Ladani is connecting STEM students with health care professionals and introducing them to the ethical principles, laws and policies of biomedical device manufacturing.

Techiepalooza helps shape startups to prepare for launch

September 26, 2022

Techiepalooza brings together startup founders and those with technical know-how to fill talent and skill gaps and help ventures succeed.

Moving microelectronics forward

September 23, 2022

ASU doctoral students Mihailo Isakov and Alan Ehret are advancing the U.S. semiconductor industry in the Secure, Trusted and Assured Microelectronics Center.

Fulton Schools of Engineering jumps nine spots in two years in US News rankings

September 12, 2022

Undergraduate studies in civil engineering, computer engineering, cybersecurity, electrical engineering, environmental engineering and mechanical engineering in ASU’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering are among the nation’s best according to U.S. News.

ASU blockchain research innovates the health care experience

September 9, 2022

Research Professor Dragan Boscovic is collaborating with JennyCo to advance the future of health care data storage utilizing blockchain technology.

Smelling strawberries, smoke and space in virtual reality

September 8, 2022

ASU researcher Robert LiKamWa leads a team working to add realistic smell to virtual reality for educational purposes such as recognizing contaminated water.

E2: An essential experience

September 2, 2022

In an environment designed for camaraderie, first-year students at E2 get productive introductions to the Fulton Schools and to their academic peers.

Bigger, broader and brighter

August 17, 2022

ASU's Luminosity Lab has received a $15M scholarship donation to expand participation among gifted students from a wider set of life circumstances.

Remembering a generous supporter of Arizona students and communities

August 11, 2022

Marilyn Schmidlin's legacy of teaching, volunteering and funding a scholarship for ASU engineering students left a lasting impression on her Arizona community.

Engineering an advanced manufacturing ecosystem at ASU

August 1, 2022

The School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks, the seventh school in the Fulton Schools, is integrating academic programs and innovative research to address current and future manufacturing challenges and generate economic momentum.

The transportation equation

July 28, 2022

ASU researcher Xuesong (Simon) Zhou creates an open-source mapping system to streamline transportation modeling research and allowing for increased collaboration on projects around the world

Cultivating CRISPR innovations

July 19, 2022

More effective medical treatments are the aim of research led by Fulton Schools Associate Professor Albert Cheng to advance capabilities of the gene-editing tool CRISPR.