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Birdseye view of a city lit up at night with UAVs hovering over connecting wireless points

UAV-supported wireless broadband to increase remote access

April 16, 2021

Assistant Professor Michelusi's desire to provide low-cost and energy-efficient broadband access to underserved communities earned him an NSF CAREER Award.
Autonomous vehicles
Above: Rapidly developing information technologies are flooding the airwaves with data and raising concerns about electromagnetic spectrum access, allocation and management. Image courtesy of Shutterstock

SpectraFlex center to define the future of wireless

April 12, 2021

ASU engineering leads a multi-university proposal to establish a national center for electromagnetic spectrum research and innovation.
Global

Use-inspired research: ASU students tackle real-world engineering challenges in energy, sustainability, health and more

April 7, 2021

Students are improving access to eye care, generating valuable products from waste, increasing solar efficiency and more at the FURI/MORE Virtual Symposium.
EducationEnergyHealthSustainability
Above: Arizona State University electrical engineering undergraduate student Kylie Welch (left) and graduate student Zachary Lythgoe (right) conduct research in Professor David Allee’s lab. Welch is a student in the Fulton Undergraduate Research Initiative program, known as FURI, where she conducts hands-on research to solve a real-world remote sensing challenge. Photographer: Erika Gronek/ASU

Use-inspired research: ASU students tackle real-world engineering challenges in health, AI and more

April 2, 2021

Students are creating customizable cartilage, cooperative robot swarms, remote sensors and more in research presented at the FURI/MORE Virtual Symposium.
Health
thermal image of a woman

Yao to design and implement advanced new imaging system

March 30, 2021

Yu Yao is working to create a hyperspectral polarimetric imaging system for space, industrial and medical applications through a 2021 NSF CAREER Award project.
Health
image of powerlines

Artificial intelligence applications for a more resilient power grid

March 19, 2021

With support from a National Science Foundation CAREER Award, Yang Weng will use machine learning and artificial intelligence applications to improve power distribution grids.
Two young individuals experiencing virtual reality

InnovationSpace building cross-disciplinary connections that fuel creative collaborations

March 16, 2021

InnovationSpace is bringing together ASU engineering, science, technology, design and business students to help industries and organizations achieve their goals.
Entrepreneurship
A graphic showing dendrite shapes on a yellow background

Branching out

March 1, 2021

ASU Professor Michael Kozicki is leading a USDA-funded project to engineer dendrites as tags or labels that can improve food supply chain safety.
Health
Joe and Sarah Nucci at the Colosseum in Rome, Italy

New scholarship honors late electrical engineering alumnus

February 24, 2021

Joe Nucci left an impactful legacy behind, both in engineering and amongst family, friends and colleagues, and one that will continue to live on through the recipients of this scholarship.
An illustration of complex interactions between objects as represented by big data networks and graphs used for machine learning and data science.

Machine learning gets interactive for better data-driven impact

February 22, 2021

In an NSF CAREER Award project, Gautam Dasarathy is developing interactive machine learning algorithms, increasing information processing effectiveness.
Data science
two students working on an EPICS project at a table

EPICS teams advance projects through COVID-safe eSpaces

February 12, 2021

Engineering Projects in Community Service students are able to advance their projects with on-campus eSpaces while adhering to COVID-19 safety guidelines.
Health
Group of GCSP students sitting at a table in 2017

ASU Grand Challenges Scholars gain transformative engineering experiences

February 2, 2021

The Fall 2020 graduates of the Grand Challenges Scholars Program engaged in a variety of experiences to build interdisciplinary, entrepreneurial, multicultural, service-learning and research competencies.
Entrepreneurship
graphic depicting six rows of images of sapphire membranes in triangles

Using sapphire for biosensing: A new way to shape the gemstone

January 27, 2021

ASU researchers create a scalable manufacturing process and demonstrate the first sapphire-supported nanopore membrane for high-performance biosensing.
HealthManufacturing

ASU Engineering ranks in the U.S. News’ Top 10 Best Online Programs

January 26, 2021

Innovative technology and award-winning faculty land the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at #10 among online graduate engineering programs nationwide.
Education
Skup robot prototype in a yard.

What’s the Sküp?

December 21, 2020

A pet waste cleanup system developed by three ASU engineering students wins the Palais Senior Design Prize.
Robotics
A collage featuring 31 photos of outstanding Fulton Schools graduates

Meet the exceptional graduates of Fall 2020

December 7, 2020

At the close of the fall and spring semesters, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering recognizes select members of the graduating class for demonstrating academic excellence, extraordinary leadership and community service.
solar panels

Outdoor solar testing may be IoT for photovoltaics

December 4, 2020

Arizona State University researchers developed a new system for measuring solar performance over the long term in scalable photovoltaic systems, representing a breakthrough in the cost and longevity of interconnected power delivery.
EnergySolar
Kristin Huber works in a lab.

ASU students conduct research to solve real-world challenges

November 13, 2020

Fulton Schools students present use-inspired research for impactful solutions in data, energy, health, sustainability and more at the FURI Symposium.

April 2021 – November 2020