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4 places engineers can change the world over spring break
March 7, 2016
Engineering students headed to Cuba, Peru, the Dominican Republic and San Diego for spring break to offer community and humanitarian outreach, explore new cultures and have fun.
Photo: USPCASE holds stakeholder meeting in Pakistan
March 5, 2016
U.S.-Pakistan Centers for Advanced Studies in Energy (‪‎USPCASE‬) at ASU held a stakeholder meeting to discuss curriculum, governance and policy, applied research and interaction with industry.
Solar energy graduate program teaches all aspects of the industry
March 4, 2016
Graduate student Nicholas Fortenberry applies more than just engineering skills in the Fulton Schools’ comprehensive Solar Energy Engineering and Commercialization program.
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Engineers take to Cuba, Peace Corps sites for spring break
March 3, 2016
Fulton Schools students are traveling to Caribbean countries as part of ASU’s new Global Intensive Experience (GIE) program, a short-term study abroad option.
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Fluidic Energy: ASU academic start-up attains global reach
March 2, 2016
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ASU enters partnership to imbue entrepreneurial mindset in engineering education
March 2, 2016
ASU and The Kern Family Foundation have recently entered a partnership dedicated to furthering the entrepreneurial mindset in engineering education on a mass scale.
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Bringing disparate data together with new computing theories and tools
March 1, 2016
An ASU professor is working on the cutting edge of data analysis to improve our ability to make decisions on the highly varied data coming out of manufacturing, social media, healthcare and other systems.
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This Leap Day, leap into coding
February 29, 2016
As both the demand for coders and programming’s influence into our lives grows each day, leap into coding today to join the workforce of the future.
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Kyle Squires named dean of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
February 29, 2016
Over the next five years, Squires plans changes and initiatives that will raise the profile and impact of the Fulton Schools worldwide.
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Ants marching to a better future for human sustainability
February 26, 2016
New Fulton Schools of Engineering Assistant Professor Ted Pavlic, explores the possibilities of using biomimicry for making advances in robotics, automated control systems and strategies for sustainability.
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GlobalResolve Club improves quality of life at Peruvian orphanage through engineering
February 25, 2016
While many students take it easy over spring break, for GlobalResolve Club it’s a time to serve. They are back to Peru to continue improving the quality of life for children at an orphanage for the third year in a row.
Construction management competition can be career-building experience
February 25, 2016
Construction management and construction engineering students can find camaraderie – and possibly jobs – at the challenging Associated Schools of Construction annual Reno competition.
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Mirchandani named INFORMS fellow for pioneering advances in network traffic control
February 24, 2016
ASU professor was one of eight members granted fellowship status by the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences in 2015.
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Air Force veteran turned engineer lands NASA internship
February 18, 2016
Air Force veteran and ASU engineering student Kristopher Maham has earned a prestigious internship position in which he’s working to support the nation’s space program.
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A solar-powered San Diego spring break
February 17, 2016
Fulton Schools graduate students participate in GRID Alternatives program where college students install solar panels in underserved communities.
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ASU, Pakistani universities partner to power Pakistan’s future
February 16, 2016
With the support of an $18 million award from U.S. Agency for International Development, ASU and Pakistani universities are partnering to solve energy problems facing Pakistan.
Experiences early in life set course for Holloway’s engineering pursuits
February 15, 2016
New faculty member Julianne Holloway brings expertise in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine to the range of research in the Fulton Schools of Engineering.
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5 things we ❤ about robots
February 11, 2016
Robots help us in a variety of ways and places. This Valentine’s Day season we’d like to take a moment to appreciate what robots contribute to our lives.
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Body’s natural molecular mechanisms provide blueprint for better technology
February 8, 2016
A prestigious National Science Foundation award will aid Ximin He’s quest to help make environmental safety and medical advances by mimicking human biological capabilities.
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Engineering students rake in investments at the Spark Tank Live Pitch event
February 5, 2016
Engineering students brought in a combined $30,000 in seed money at the Spark Tank Live Pitch event to develop their entrepreneurial ventures.
Doctoral student combines biomedical and industrial engineering to develop better brain diagnostics
February 5, 2016
Research opportunities, industry partnerships and world-class faculty provide Fulton Schools engineering student Nathan Gaw with the best tools to conduct high-impact brain data analysis research.
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Laser-focus on the future of spectrometry earns researcher AFOSR YIP grant
February 2, 2016
ASU electrical engineer Yu Yao will pursue advances in mid-infrared laser spectrometry with support from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.
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How bacteria can produce electricity, treat wastewater
February 1, 2016
Chemical engineer César Torres is advancing research that converts the power of respiring microorganisms into electrical current to remotely treat wastewater and power sensors on the ocean’s floor.
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ASU engineering students vying to design transportation of the future
January 30, 2016
A team of ASU engineering students are set to present at the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition Design Weekend, Jan. 29-30, 2016 at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.
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Former HEEAP cohort participant to receive up to $33 million to produce “smart glasses”
January 29, 2016
Ba Hai Nguyen has had his “smart glasses” financed by Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyễn Tấn Dũng at a meeting at the Ministry of Science and Technology.
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The life and career of Gerald Farin, geometric modeling pioneer, generous mentor
January 28, 2016
World-renowned computer science professor Gerald Farin contributed his expertise in geometric modeling and computer-aided geometric design (CAGD) for 29 years at ASU.
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Professor’s endowment will move geotechnical engineering program forward
January 28, 2016
Edward Kavazanjian’s estate gift aims to extend the long-term viability and prominence of the geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering program within the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
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Building ‘teaching and learning communities’ is key to improving education
January 27, 2016
Engineering a change in classroom culture by creating motivating environments.
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New ECEE faculty member aims to develop new, more robust applications for terahertz technology
January 25, 2016
Assistant Professor Georgios Trichopoulos brings expertise in the last frontier of the electromagnetic spectrum and a keen interest in developing new ways to harness the untapped potential of these wavelengths.
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Grants expand Fulton Schools educational outreach in Southeast Asia
January 23, 2016
Recent grants enable the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to effect change in Southeast Asia, including bringing students to Arizona State University to study social change and creating collaborative maker spaces for hands-on learning in Vietnam.
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