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ASU lab provides invaluable insight into the user experience
April 27, 2015
Designed to help businesses, university partners know what their customers think about their products and services through evidence-based data and analysis.
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Chemical engineering major awarded prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
April 24, 2015
Impressive achievements in the classroom, in the laboratory, and in community service, helped an ASU engineering student win one of the nation’s top scholarships.
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Seeking the next steps forward in shape-recovery metal alloys
April 22, 2015
An NSF CAREER Award helps an ASU mechanical engineer expand work on transforming ordinary metals into smart materials.
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ASU aviation programs first in the world to integrate PilotEdge into flight training
April 21, 2015
Unique system provides a link to live air traffic control (ATC) and flight paths that simulate an experience as close to real-life as you can get.
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Klaus Lackner is pulling CO2 out of thin air
April 20, 2015
An ASU engineering professor is developing technology that shows promise for helping to reduce the troublesome buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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Developing alternative concrete materials to protect the environment
April 20, 2015
An ASU engineer is formulating new kinds of concrete that could be made without the harmful greenhouse gases emitted in the production of conventional concrete.
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Achievements earn Bliss, Zhang IEEE Fellow status
April 17, 2015
Contributions to a broad range of research areas has brought two ASU engineers honored positions in one of the most prominent engineering organizations.
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A catalyst for engineering innovation and entrepreneurship in Vietnam
April 16, 2015
Educators and industry professionals discuss transformative ideas at VEEC.
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What stops content from going viral on social media?
March 26, 2015
Computer scientist Paulo Shakarian wants to learn why some information goes “viral” on social media – and why other information doesn’t.
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Striving for stronger structural sustainability
March 26, 2015
A National Science Foundation CAREER Award will support ASU engineer Pingbo Tang’s effort to improve the maintenance, safety and resilience of civil infrastructure.
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Making energy-saving strides in sustainable computing
March 25, 2015
ASU computer architecture expert Carole-Jean Wu is exploring how to make computing systems more energy efficient by using new heat-harvesting techniques.
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Sustainability project aims at boosting water, electrical systems resiliency
March 24, 2015
ASU engineers are exploring how the Southwest can fortify its power and water infrastructure to deal with future climate challenges.
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Outstanding education achievements earn Honsberg IEEE award
March 23, 2015
One of the most prominent professional engineering organizations recognizes an ASU engineering professor for her contributions to education and research.
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ASU’s Fulton Schools of Engineering continue rise in national rankings
March 11, 2015
The latest U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate Schools rankings show an upward trend in national prominence for the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
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Mirchandani named Avnet Chair professor
March 11, 2015
An endowment from a Fortune 500 company will aid an ASU industrial engineering professor’s work on improving supply chain network operations.
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Kurt VanLehn: Intelligent tutoring research revolutionizes teaching
March 11, 2015
How can computer tutoring be used in the classroom with multiple groups of students working with an instructor?
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Choose at your own risk
March 10, 2015
An ASU professor of engineering and ethics says the ever faster pace at which new and powerful technologies arise presents us with difficult choices.
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ASU student develops sensing technology for visually, hearing impaired
March 9, 2015
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Poison dart frog inspires new way to de-ice planes
March 9, 2015
An ASU aerospace and mechanical engineer is developing a promising new method to keep ice off aircraft, thanks to a toxin-secreting amphibian.
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Young engineering faculty rapidly building a track record of innovation and high performance
February 27, 2015
A total of 20 prestigious awards have been netted over the past two years by young faculty members in the Fulton Schools.
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Engineering in spotlight at Night of the Open Door
February 23, 2015
Popular event on ASU’s Tempe campus features exhibits and demonstrations showing the impact of engineering on today’s world.
DiscoverE Day: Sparking youngsters’ curiosity about engineering
February 19, 2015
DiscoverE Day’s interactive demonstrations and other activities show young students what engineering can do to shape the world.
Photo gallery: DiscoverE Day at Polytechnic campus
February 18, 2015
Robotics advances open life-enhancing possibilities
February 18, 2015
In a TV interview, ASU engineering researchers describe how developments in robotics technologies are raising hopes of improving restoration of human physical functions.
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ASU’s engineering and journalism schools announce innovative dual degree program
February 16, 2015
ASU’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering will begin offering dual degrees in journalism and graphic information technology in fall 2015.
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ASU’s Polytechnic campus holds Night of the Open Door Friday, Feb. 20
February 16, 2015
ASU’s Polytechnic campus hosts Night of the Open Door Feb. 20, a hands-on celebration of science, technology, engineering, art and math.
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New ASU center aims for negative carbon emissions
February 13, 2015
What if we had the ability to not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but also remove excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere? Air capture technology developed by researchers at the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions could actually “scrub” carbon dioxide from the air.
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Sewage sludge could contain millions of dollars worth of gold
February 10, 2015
Environmental research led by an ASU engineer has revealed that there are significant amounts of precious metals in an unlikely place.
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Workshop helps to spark pursuit of rehabilitation robotics progress
February 10, 2015
ASU’s biomedical engineering program is aiding efforts to expand the potential for robotic technologies to enhance physical rehabilitation options.
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Project aims for prosthetic that senses like real hand
February 9, 2015
An ASU neurophysiologist will be part of nationwide collaborative effort to produce a wireless prosthetic hand with all the capabilities of a natural hand.
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