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Mobin Zarreh with Paul Grogan

Game theory proves good engineering makes good neighbors

By combining computer modeling with real-world insight, research reveals how the layout of infrastructure can shape behavior and make or break community cooperation.
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Rostyslav Hnatyshyn and Jiaqing Chen portraits

ASU and Berkeley Lab tools make AI safer for science

Doctoral students help scientists decode complex AI models with visuals that reveal hidden pitfalls in high-stakes fields like drug discovery and chemistry.
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K. Selçuk Candan

New AI tools power smarter epidemic models and safer futures

ASU researchers are using AI to speed up epidemic response by reusing insights from past outbreaks—helping officials act fast, even with limited early data.
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A student operates a robotic arm using a handheld control interface to sort colored blocks

ASU and UMich launch manufacturing research center

A new ASU-led center to accelerate digital twin innovation, making manufacturing systems smarter, more adaptable and ready for real-world impact.
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closeup view of a semiconductor chip

ASU brings industry-aligned semiconductor courses to global learners

Arizona State University is expanding access to semiconductor education through SEMI University, offering flexible, industry-aligned courses that support workforce development in microelectronics and AI.
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Yi “Max” Ren and Yang Jiao look at a laptop screen.

ASU researchers to unlock materials design efficiency

Two ASU researchers earn an NSF grant to develop an AI model capable of reasoning beyond information published in literature, which has never been done before.
School or unitSEMTE
young student in front of computer

Leveling up manufacturing with virtual reality and AI

Researchers team up with Los Alamos National Laboratory and ASU’s SWAP Hub to create immersive training simulations.
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Tiny chips, big innovations

ASU and Applied Materials charge into the atomic frontier of semiconductor breakthroughs.
School or unitSEMTE
A high-tech artist's rendering of the WGS-11+ satellite in Earth's orbit. The satellite is shown with its Protected Tactical Satcom payload and large, gleaming solar panels deployed, reflecting sunlight against the dark backdrop of space and the blue curve of the Earth. This rendering illustrates the advanced space photovoltaics research conducted by the ASU School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering (ECEE).

Powering the future of space

ASU researchers pursue innovations in solar space power and propulsion as part of university consortium.
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AI-powered project tackles epilepsy with tech and teamwork

ASU computer science researchers and business student win funds to create startup that reduces costs and improves treatment options.
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Skyline of Abu Dhabi, representing the international research collaborations between the ASU School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence and UAE partners.

ASU AI research drives road safety innovations

Fulton Schools faculty members create new tech and trainings to assist transportation planners.
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AI-powered smart medicine meets smart microchips

Baoxin Li’s tools from health care get a high-tech makeover for semiconductors.
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Candace Chan holds a device in a lab.

ASU researcher to streamline battery recycling

Professor Candace Chan wins new seed grant to mitigate energy insufficiency.
School or unitSEMTE
Aviral Shrivastava portrait.

AI sets sail on smarter metal propeller 3D printing

ASU team charting a new course for additive manufacturing of metals.
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A graphic depicts Gail-Joon Ahn.

Keys, clues and crypto

Gail-Joon Ahn leads a team of digital detectives who work the bitcoin beat.
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Ozgur Ozmen in the Secure, Trusted, and Assured Microelectronics Center.

Stopping the silent snitches of the smart world

Batteryless devices are everywhere and Ozgur Ozmen is working to make sure they don’t spill your secrets.
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Graphic showing Five faculty members in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.

Engineering a healthier Arizona: Fulton researchers tackle urgent health challenges

Five Fulton Schools researchers received grants from the Arizona Biomedical Research Centre to tackle medical challenges.
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Heni Ben Amor plays an intense game of table tennis.

ASU researcher creates AI athlete that’s here to help humanity

Robot crushes it at table tennis, but its real mission is making life easier for those who need it most.
School or unitSCAI

Date range August 2025 – May 2025