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School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence
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Researchers race against routers and hackers
Award-winning ASU research reveals more than one million vulnerable routers and cameras still online.
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The class that never really ended
David Pheanis taught one of ASU’s toughest courses. His students are still coming back more than 20 years later.
Additional research stories
The SCAI school is building a society where secure, accurate and current information is immediately available, seamlessly collected, managed, and formatted in a way that entertains, informs and empowers the decisions of everyday life.
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The hidden waste inside AI
June 11, 2026
Jia Zou’s systems rethink how databases and AI models work together to reduce computational waste.TopicsArtificial intelligence -

Solving health care’s growing data problem
May 29, 2026
Bing Si uses machine learning and engineering to turn fragmented health data into tools for precision medicine and better clinical decisions.TopicsData scienceHealth -

Lecture asks what happens when data tells the wrong story
May 13, 2026
Yuehwern Yih explored how gaps between digital systems and real-world conditions affect health care and humanitarian aid.TopicsData science -

When hackers are no longer human
May 1, 2026
As AI accelerates cyber threats, a first-of-its-kind conference examines how research must evolve to stay ahead.TopicsArtificial intelligenceSecurity -

Outsmarting AI in the classroom
April 20, 2026
Instead of chasing AI use, ASU researchers are building tools that make shortcuts visible from the start.TopicsArtificial intelligence -

The hardware revolution behind AI
April 14, 2026
AI is outgrowing its hardware, and an ASU researcher is developing adaptable chips to meet the challenge.TopicsArtificial intelligence
Inspiring the next generation of leaders.
The School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence fosters a community of scholars whose teaching and research advance the frontiers of computing and information science. Through collaborative, transdisciplinary inquiry, our faculty contribute to building an equitable, information-driven society recognized for its innovation, integrity, and global impact.
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Rakibul Hasan receives an NSF CAREER Award to build tools that help universities use student data responsibly without turning it into a surveillance system.
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ASU professor Gail-Joon Ahn recognized for shaping the foundations of modern computer security.
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Seven Fulton Schools faculty members earn prestigious NSF Awards for trailblazing research.
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