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A leap of progress for energy-efficient intelligent computing

ASU received a three-year $1.8 million grant to explore emerging memory technologies to enable parallel neural computing for artificial intelligence.
Jason Yu

ASU engineers break solar cell record

Arizona State University researchers are finding more efficient ways to harness the sun’s energy through tandem solar cells.
School or unitEnergySolar
Lalitha Sankar

New research to curb the surge of consumer privacy violations

Arizona State University engineering professor develops game theoretic models for retailers and service providers to minimize consumer privacy violations.
School or unitData science
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ASU engineers to increase nation’s energy independence

U.S. Department of Energy support will enable Fulton Schools researchers to improve the reliability and efficiency of electrical power distribution systems.
School or unitEnergy
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Special delivery: An award to remember

It was a big sentimental sibling surprise when the first Fulton Student Dedication and Excellence Award winner took the stage to receive the honor.
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Meet the Fulton Schools’ outstanding graduates of Fall 2018

At the end of each spring and fall semester, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering takes time to recognize some of the graduating class for their outstanding commitments to both academics and the Fulton Schools at large.
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AI on aisle 5: Engineering students automate health care delivery

ASU students and alumni have been instrumental in developing artificial intelligence technology for a Phoenix metro area medtech startup.
School or unitData scienceHealth
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ASU researcher earns Moore Inventor Fellowship with nanoparticle coating tool

ASU Assistant Professor Zachary Holman’s nanoparticle deposition tool earned a prestigious entrepreneurship fellowship to fund its continued development.
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Power and Energy Scholarship recognizes eight Fulton Schools students

Fulton Schools students win more IEEE Power and Energy Scholarships than at any other university in the past seven years.
School or unitEnergy
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ASU alum advances computing, networking, storage systems and the world

Arizona State University alumnus Robert Garner has contributed to some of computer engineering’s most impactful advances of computing, networking and storage.
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ASU researcher innovates solar energy technology in space

Stanislau Herasimenka is developing solar cell technology that is cheaper and more resilient to the harsh environment of space with his startup, Regher Solar.
School or unitEnergyEntrepreneurshipSolar
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Meet EyeTell, the next threat to touch screen passwords

ASU professor Yanchao Zhang leads research on new technology that deciphers touch screen passwords based on eye movements.
School or unitSecurity
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Evolutionary quest

With support from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Umit Ogras will provide the U.S. military with innovative tools to carry out its field missions.
School or unitSecurity
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Summer research sizzles at ASU

Arizona State University’s Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering hosted four National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates programs this summer.
School or unitEnergySolarWater
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Egg-spect the unexpected: ASU students test their skills at CanSat competition

ASU students put their engineering knowledge to the test in an international probe design-launch-landing competition.
School or unitRobotics
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ASU research demonstrates silicon-based tandem photovoltaic modules can compete in solar market

Nature-Energy features ASU study that depicts acceptable intersection of improved solar technology costs vs. efficiency.
School or unitEnergySolar
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Designing the computational architecture of the future

A team of Fulton Schools researchers will lead a multi-institutional effort to boost the computing performance of systems for defense and commercial enterprises
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NSF Graduate Research Fellow sets her mind to research brain-inspired computing

Electrical engineering alumnus Alisha Menon will begin studies in the fall in brain-related computing technologies at the University of California, Berkeley.

Date range December 2018 – July 2018