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Water studies to help prepare for changing environmental conditions
February 4, 2015
A Fulbright Scholar award will enable ASU hydrologist Enrique Vivoni to expand his U.S.-Mexico region water research
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ASU graduates create medical device to cure jaundice
February 2, 2015
Two ASU engineering graduates and a current engineering graduate student have helped develop technology for an entrepreneurial endeavor to help cure jaundice in infants.
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Two Eagles transoceanic balloon trek has Fulton engineering connection
January 29, 2015
ASU human systems engineering researchers, lead by professor Nancy Cooke, are studying real-time impacts of a transoceanic balloon flight on pilots.
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Nancy Cooke’s work helps save lives by marrying psychology, technology
January 28, 2015
Everything engineers make is touched by humans, so it benefits students to study human systems engineering.
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Global impact of Mays’ work recognized by Saudi Arabia’s leaders
January 28, 2015
An ASU engineering professor has been honored for the international scope of his contributions to developing and managing water resources.
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Physicist turned carbon catcher
January 27, 2015
Applying his expertise in physics to an engineering, ASU professor Klaus Lackner is developing technology to help reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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Wylie Bearup: A champion of alternate delivery
January 26, 2015
ASU professor Wylie Bearup is given a career achievement award by a one of the top construction business publications.
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ASU graduates its first undergraduate MasterCard Foundation Scholar, an electrical engineer
January 21, 2015
Ibrahima Diop, from Senegal, graduated in December , earning a degree in electrical engineering, as ASU’s first undergraduate MasterCard Scholar.
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Vivoni chosen for prestigious leadership program
January 21, 2015
An ASU engineering faculty member will join select colleagues in learning to better communicate about environmental research to aid decision makers and the public
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Collaborations with industry aim to boost solar energy technology
January 13, 2015
As part of a U.S. Department of Energy program, two ASU engineers will help the solar energy industry develop advanced manufacturing technologies and processes.
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Emerging technology would improve diagnosis, treatment of eye disorders
January 12, 2015
An ASU biomedical engineer is working with a medical products company to make it easier to detect eye problems.
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Setting the stage for fact-based fight against Ebola
January 7, 2015
An ASU research team will provide data analysis and mathematical modeling to help guide development of strategies for controlling Ebola outbreaks.
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U.S. News ranks Fulton Schools 14th in the nation for online graduate education
January 7, 2015
Arizona State University’s online graduate engineering program is among the best in the nation, ranking 14th out of more than 75 leading online programs listed in the 2015 rankings by U.S. News & World Report.
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Arizona FIRST LEGO League tournament unleashes youngsters’ creative drive
January 6, 2015
The largest education outreach program managed by the Fulton Schools of Engineering continues to excite more young students about engineering, science and technology.
Fortifying national defense with robot swarms and resilient materials
January 6, 2015
Three ASU engineers have been selected to develop advanced technologies that promise to boost U.S. military capability.
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Working to make mobile payment more secure
December 18, 2014
Gail-Joon Ahn has received five new patents and has eight more pending for technology that will make transactions more secure.
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NIH grants reflect vibrant biomedical engineering research environment
December 18, 2014
Growing support from the National Institutes of Health shows research by ASU biomedical engineering faculty is tackling major medical challenges.
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Kozicki named National Academy of Inventors fellow
December 17, 2014
Arizona State University electrical engineering professor Michael Kozicki has been named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI).
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Quest to unravel mysteries of our gene network
December 16, 2014
An ASU engineer is seeking deeper knowledge of the fundamental mechanisms that shape human genetics to help the pave way for advanced medical treatments.
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Expanding the tool kit for detecting, treating traumatic brain injury
December 15, 2014
An ASU biomedical engineer is developing nanobody probes to detect and treat brain injury at the molecular level.
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Graphic Information Technology engages left, right sides of brain
December 12, 2014
Students in the GIT program on the Polytechnic campus are learning how to make things look good and work well. And they’re in great demand.
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ASU alumni build masterpiece for alma mater
December 12, 2014
Building a new home for your alma mater is the ultimate final exam. These alumni passed with honors.
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Essential reading
December 11, 2014
ASU engineering faculty members advise those who love engineering to put these books on their reading lists
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Exploring future of ‘postdigital’ textbook
December 11, 2014
A new research project will look at ways to propel the evolution of the textbook as a tool for personalized learning and educational collaboration.
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Innovation Showcase celebrates student innovation
December 10, 2014
Innovative Showcase at the Polytechnic campus highlighted the work of student teams that created innovative and imaginative solutions to meet a variety of challenges.
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Water resources engineering accomplishments earn international acclaim
December 10, 2014
Larry Mays’ work in water systems engineering and management has had an impact in countries around the world. A global award recognizes his contributions.
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ASU engineer focused on challenge of renewables for electric grid
November 26, 2014
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A ‘smart’ device for stroke rehabilitation
November 25, 2014
Pamela Robles-Franco is among the first class of Mexican students who traveled to the U.S. this year as part of the 100,000 Strong in the Americas Initiative to participate in intensive research experiences.
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Technology advances earn international, state innovation awards
November 25, 2014
Biomedical technology advances and electrical engineering endeavors earn awards for an ASU professor and an undergraduate student.
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Fulbright award will take computer scientist to France for advanced research
November 13, 2014
As one of this year’s Fulbright Scholars, ASU computer science professor Arunabha Sen will have an opportunity work with some of Europe’s leading experts in his field.
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