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Photo of Constantine Balanis standing in front of a monitor with his right arm outstretched with a caption of "Constantine Balanis (center) along with a team of researchers from Arizona State University and the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia are working to develop and advance basic research in electromagnetic artificial magnetic conductor surfaces. The teams were introduced to each other's institution in a kick-off meeting in February. Photographer: Marco-Alexis Chaira/ASU."

Boosting an electromagnetic signal utilizing artificial magnetic surfaces

March 24, 2017

Researchers from ASU and the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia are working to develop and advance basic research in electromagnetic artificial magnetic conductor surfaces.
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A woman in a lab coat uses a pipette to transfer samples beneath a fume hood in a research lab. The caption reads: Above: Chemical engineering Assistant Research Scientist Sheba Goklany received a three-year, $225,000 New Investigator Award from the Arizona Biomedical Research Commission to develop new treatments for breast cancer.

ASU researcher investigates new treatments for dormant, lethal cancer cells

March 10, 2017

Sheba Goklany received a three-year, $225,000 New Investigator Award from the Arizona Biomedical Research Commission to develop new treatments for breast cancer.
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A man in a grey suit and black tie leans in to shake the hand of a man standing opposite him in a dark grey polo in a large, well-lit room. The caption reads: Jonathan Reyes, a mechanical engineering graduate student, greets Ben Booth, a representative from Pacific Advanced Civil Engineering at the Master’s and Ph.D. Student Recruiting Day, February 27, 2017 at the Memorial Union on the Tempe Campus. Photographer: Jessica Hochreiter/ASU.

Spring 2017 Career Fair photo gallery

March 7, 2017

Check out some scenes from last week's Career Fair, held on both the Tempe and Polytechnic campuses.
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Andrea Richa with students programmable materials, self-organizing particles, computational theorys

Opening paths to progress with programmable materials

March 2, 2017

Advanced self-organizing particle systems promise to provide programmable material that could monitor and maintain structures, mechanical systems, vehicles and even our bodies.
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Tempe campus’ Night of the Open Door 2017 photo gallery

February 27, 2017

Catch some highlights from the 2017 Night of the Open Door on the Tempe campus.
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Polytechnic campus’ Night of the Open Door 2017 photo gallery

February 20, 2017

Visitors to the Polytechnic campus for 2017's Night of the Open Door were treated to virtual trips in flight simulators, fun with photography, the wonders of 3D printing and more.
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ASU, Stanford researchers achieve record-breaking efficiency with tandem solar cell

February 20, 2017

A collaboration between researchers at ASU and Stanford has produced a tandem solar cell with sunlight-to-electricity efficiency that rivals the highest-performing silicon cells.
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At the fifth annual Rehabilitation Robotics Conference, Denise Oswalt demonstrates a virtual reality application from the lab of Bradley Greger, an ASU researcher who specializes in neural engineering.

Rehab robotics field promises to return control, mobility to aging population

February 8, 2017

Hundreds of rehab robotics researchers, clinicians and industry reps gather at ASU to discuss advancements in growing field.
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Center adds new dimension to ASU’s material science research

January 30, 2017

The Center for 4D Materials Science, or 4DMS, will allow researchers to study the structure of materials under different stimuli in real-time.
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Neuromorphic computing systems, a promising architecture for next-generation computing, take inspiration from the brain in the form of digital synapses that can speed up processing.

Engineers study radiation-caused mutations in brain-like computing systems

January 27, 2017

A team of ASU researchers seek to understand how radiation affects neuromorphic computing systems to prepare them for critical applications in harsh environments.
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weather station, weather monitoring, meteorological data

Website provides precise snapshot of local weather

January 11, 2017

High-quality meteorological data from an ASU engineering research center’s monitoring station is available to the public.
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Online engineering graduate program remains among top 15 nationwide

January 10, 2017

In the U.S. News & World Report rankings, the Fulton Schools has placed among the top 15 online engineering graduate programs for four years in a row, and for 2017 is ranked 13 out of 87 ranked schools.
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A network of crisscrossing underpasses and overpasses comprises this aerial photo of a highway interchange system.

ASU set to play leading role in planning future of nation’s transportation systems

December 28, 2016

A new research center aims to make a “quantum leap” in analytics and behavioral modeling to help improve how America’s modes of transport serve the nation's communities.
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The Changing Face of Engineering

December 5, 2016

In celebration of a varied and vibrant student community, The Changing Face of Engineering three-part series highlights the strides the Fulton Schools have made — and will continue to make — in their commitment to educate a student population that is as diverse as it is talented.
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The Changing Face of Engineering | Underrepresented Minorities

November 5, 2016

The Fulton Schools boast a growing minority population —including Hispanic, Native American and African American students — traditionally underrepresented in science and engineering, but among Arizona State University’s best and brightest.

The Changing Face of Engineering | International Students

November 1, 2016

The Fulton Schools are a place where people come together with varied backgrounds from around the globe to work and prepare themselves to move the world forward in innovation and tackle pressing global issues together.

The Changing Face of Engineering | Female Students

November 1, 2016

The Fulton Schools are committed to balancing the STEM population with the general population. This effort is supported by high-achieving female students who help others pursue rewarding engineering paths.

Society’s food, energy and water challenges require interdisciplinary approach

October 17, 2016

An interdisciplinary ASU research team looks to visualize food-energy-water nexus data to help decision makers develop sustainable policy for our future.
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March 2017 – October 2016