Research

Small-scale engineering could bring big progress in medical care

June 23, 2021

Advances in re-engineering our body’s biomechanisms at molecular and genetic levels could expand possibilities for restoring human health.

Mirror, mirror: ASU researcher’s synthesis and analysis of 2D Janus materials lights the way to a quantum future

May 24, 2021

Sefaattin Tongay's research team is among the first to reliably create high-quality 2D Janus materials, leading the way to a new generation of quantum tech.

Rising in stature

May 18, 2021

New honor bestowed by American Society of Civil Engineers validates impacts of Fulton Schools professor’s contributions to construction engineering

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.

Fixing fragile foundations

April 28, 2021

ASU engineering experts offer perspective on the Biden administration’s $2 trillion plan to improve American infrastructure.

Greater than the sum of its parts

April 23, 2021

Computer scientists Andréa Richa and Joshua Daymude explore how undirected local interactions induce collective behaviors.

Investing in infrastructure

April 20, 2021

Mikhail Chester and Brad Allenby addressed the urgency of modernizing our infrastructure to meet future needs in a Devils in the Details video.

SpectraFlex center to define the future of wireless

April 12, 2021

ASU engineering leads a multi-university proposal to establish a national center for electromagnetic spectrum research and innovation.

New ASU program enriches engineering with global business studies

April 5, 2021

The Polytechnic School and Thunderbird School of Global Management have partnered to launch the 4+1 Master of Global Management program.

New summer research program focuses on how we educate engineers

March 31, 2021

ASU engineering launches a new undergraduate research experience to expand awareness of engineering education and diversify talent within the field.

Dedication to education was cornerstone of engineering professor’s career

March 25, 2021

Daniel Jankowski was a demanding teacher and strict academic leader — which is why former students and colleagues honor the late mechanical engineering professor.

Brain injury research explores sex-dependent therapeutics

March 23, 2021

A multi-university team is exploring how traumatic brain injuries affect females and males differently and designing effective nanoparticle-based treatments.

Biomaterials bolster the battle against cancer

March 15, 2021

ASU engineering is developing biomaterials-based technologies that will permit the simultaneous use of cancer vaccines and chemotherapy treatments.

Experiential lab customizes technology for community impact

March 8, 2021

ASU students are collaborating with industry and nonprofits to bring innovation and sustainability to communities in need.

Branching out

March 1, 2021

ASU Professor Michael Kozicki is leading a USDA-funded project to engineer dendrites as tags or labels that can improve food supply chain safety.

New scholarship honors late electrical engineering alumnus

February 24, 2021

Joe Nucci left an impactful legacy behind, both in engineering and amongst family, friends and colleagues, and one that will continue to live on through the recipients of this scholarship.

National security meets business startup methods in ASU course

February 18, 2021

Multidisciplinary student teams develop innovative prototypes over a semester to solve real-world national security challenges through lean startup methodology.

Unlocking the recipe for corrosion-resistant alloys

February 11, 2021

Professor Karl Sieradzki and a multi-university team developed a theory to help guide the design of new alloys that have corrosion-resistance properties.