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Del E. Webb School students

Building a modern construction workforce

ASU’s Del E. Webb School of Construction prepares the next generation of construction leaders using modern technology and hands-on experience.
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2024 Tongji University Environmental Science & Engineering Summer School participants from ASU, Georgia Institute of Technology and Rutgers University pose for a group photo at the university’s campus in Shanghai, China.

Inspiring new environmental engineering insights

ASU and Tongji University created a global experience to foster collaboration and new perspectives on water and sustainability solutions.
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overhead view of a boat on with a swirl pattern behind it

Setting sail on a new era of AI innovations

ASU researcher Leixin Ma has been awarded a research grant to generate an AI model for assessing environmental damage to offshore structures.
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Mohamed El Mistiri, Anthony Waas and Daniel E. Rivera

Your daily steps accountability partner

Mohamed El Mistiri receives ASU Engineering Dean's Dissertation Award for utilizing control engineering to get sedentary adults to walk more.
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Farhad Ameri

AI to connect small and medium manufacturing companies with a larger clientele

Farhad Ameri has been crafting an Open Knowledge Network project, called Proto-OKN, with support from the National Science Foundation.
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Regents Professor Paul Westerhoff

Why chip manufacturers choose Arizona’s desert environment

Regents Professor Paul Westerhoff discusses water usage in the semiconductor industry.
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Lake Pleasant

Climate change raises challenge to secure vital resource

Fulton Schools Professor Enrique Vivoni is leading ASU research to overcome the climate change threat to a vital source of water in the U.S. Southwest.
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Arizona State University President Michael Crow (center) speaks while sitting next to Esteban Moctezuma Barragán and Alfonso Durazo Montaño

Cross-border semiconductor collaborations translate success

A technical language course and other workforce development efforts by ASU are set to economically benefit people and businesses in the U.S. and Mexico.
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Jayesh Nagpal and robot, Alfred

Dirty, dull or dangerous: Using AI to teach robots to do the jobs we don’t want

ASU researchers are developing artificial intelligence solutions that will allow robots to learn to complete complex tasks with little pre-programming.
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Professor Xuesong Zhou

Tackling traffic with open-source mobility solutions

Research team’s open-source system helps cities make timely transportation and infrastructure updates to meet needs in equitable and sustainable ways.
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Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineer New Faculty 2024–25

ASU Engineering introduces new faculty for 2024–25

The Fulton Schools is continually growing its teaching and research enterprise to increase the scope and impact of its educational programs and research initiatives.
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A graphic featuring a pregnant woman and a doctor

Using AI can improve health outcomes for women

Team of ASU researchers receive multiple grants to develop tech tools to improve treatment options for women.
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Sui Yang working in lab

New technology developments to help surgeons save lives

Sui Yang and Hamid Marvi receive the 2024 ABRC New Investigator Award to leverage their expertise in creating innovative tools to empower endoscopic surgeons.
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image of a silhouette of a student overlooking Phoenix with a drone flying in the sky

ASU team creates fast tools to secure cyberphysical systems

Cyberphysical systems, like satellites and drones, are everywhere. ASU faculty members are working to secure them — quickly.
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Mani Modayil Korah and Matthew Green working in lab

ASU researchers develop new tech to help mitigate carbon emissions

Mani Modayil Korah and Matthew Green receive support from the U.S. Department of Energy to curb climate change through innovative carbon capture technology.
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A photo of Chao Wang in his lab.

Scaling down manufacturing dimensions to scale up chip production

ASU researcher Chao Wang developed an accessible manufacturing method for researchers to prototype and produce ultrathin nanophotonic devices.
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a circuit bending project

Circuit bending connects computer science and creativity

Through innovative analog music, ASU students and faculty members challenge the cliché that engineers aren’t creative.
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A graphic depicting two people looking at screens with text that says "Cool" products of TOMNET

TOMNET builds a legacy of data, innovation and student success

As federal funding for the TOMNET University Transportation Center ends, the team brings advanced data dashboards and policy insights to benefit the sector.
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Date range September 2024 – July 2024