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Engineering success: It’s all in the mind(set)

Kern Family Foundation grant helps Arizona State University faculty teach students how to better create value in their communities and society.
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ASU driving advances in metal additive manufacturing

ASU engineering researchers will pursue advances in additive manufacturing post-processing techniques with a $1 million award from America Makes.
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Father and son duo create a legacy of scholarships at ASU

A father and son duo at Desert Star Construction were inspired to invest in the next generation of construction professionals through scholarships at ASU.
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STEM designation is step up for construction management program

ASU construction management graduates will earn degrees in what is now an officially designated STEM program, reflecting the increasing integration of science, technology, engineering and math education into the curriculum.
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New master’s program focuses on robotics, autonomous systems

ASU unveils a new master’s program in robotics and autonomous systems to teach students how to design, build and control intelligent machines.
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Reinforcement learning expedites ‘tuning’ of robotic prosthetics

Researchers have developed an intelligent system for “tuning” powered prosthetic knees, allowing patients to walk comfortably in minutes rather than hours.
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ASU engineering ranks in U.S. News’ top 10 best online programs

Innovative technology and award-winning faculty propel Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to #9 among online graduate engineering programs nationwide.
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ASU engineers break solar cell record

Arizona State University researchers are finding more efficient ways to harness the sun’s energy through tandem solar cells.
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ASU engineers to increase nation’s energy independence

U.S. Department of Energy support will enable Fulton Schools researchers to improve the reliability and efficiency of electrical power distribution systems.
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ASU 3D printing lab creates opportunity for plastic recycling

Fulton Schools staff and students built a tool to recycle 3D printer plastic and make their lab more sustainable.
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Burrowing sensor robots could unearth nature’s subterranean secrets

ASU engineers will use bio-inspired robots to chart a course for the next generation of underground wireless sensing networks.
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When engineering gets eerie

Progress in science and engineering isn’t without its pitfalls. Labs can feel like they’re working against their inhabitants, student projects take odd twists and turns, career paths are all but smooth and the route to success is perilous.
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New ASU center helps secure the nation

The Center for Accelerating Operational Efficiency is creating tools to help the Department of Homeland Security find solutions to airport and border security challenges.
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Staying ahead of cyberattacks

During National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, ASU's Paulo Shakarian shares how he and other researchers are using cybercriminals' weaknesses against them
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ASU collaborates on new dual enrollment pilot program

Arizona State University is collaborating with three universities, three education organizations and 70 high schools nationwide to create the first pre-college engineering course.
School or unitFulton Schools
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ASU and Army Research Lab create new alloy with superhero-like strength

Researchers from Arizona State University and Army Research Laboratory designed an alloy of copper and tantalum that can withstand extreme impact and heat.
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ASU researcher innovates solar energy technology in space

Stanislau Herasimenka is developing solar cell technology that is cheaper and more resilient to the harsh environment of space with his startup, Regher Solar.
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Fall 2018 Fulton Schools Career Fair

Students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering looking for jobs and internships met with recruiters over three days at the Fall 2018 Fulton Schools Career Fair.
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Date range March 2019 – October 2018