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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

Students are creating customizable cartilage, cooperative robot swarms, remote sensors and more in research presented at the FURI/MORE Virtual Symposium.
School or unitHealth
Four students from the Next Level Devils student team pose at an event with Sparky the Sun Devil

Sun Devils move to next level of NASA Challenge

Two student teams in Next Level Devils had design proposals selected for prototyping and testing at the NASA Johnson Space Center Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory.
School or unitAutonomous vehicles
graphic with a photo of Daniel Jankowski

Dedication to education was cornerstone of engineering professor’s career

Daniel Jankowski was a demanding teacher and strict academic leader — which is why former students and colleagues honor the late mechanical engineering professor.
graphic illustration showing how a cancer vaccine at work

Biomaterials bolster the battle against cancer

ASU engineering is developing biomaterials-based technologies that will permit the simultaneous use of cancer vaccines and chemotherapy treatments.
School or unitHealth
Stewart Mann and Mary Laura Lind testing device in lab

National Academy of Inventors elevates Forzani to senior member

Professor Erica Forzani has attained a major career milestone through her innovative contributions to advances in medical technologies and methodologies.
School or unitHealth
A photo of a rusty old bolt and a new bolt shows the destructive power of corrosion.

Unlocking the recipe for corrosion-resistant alloys

Professor Karl Sieradzki and a multi-university team developed a theory to help guide the design of new alloys that have corrosion-resistance properties.
School or unitManufacturing
Graphic showing a human skull with a brain inside next to many circles with question marks inside Alzheimer's

Shining light into the deep inner workings of Alzheimer’s

New insights into the biological and chemical signs of Alzheimer’s disease raise hope of revealing its causes and pointing the way to effective treatment.
School or unitHealth
gloved hand holding two blood sample viles

Mothers of children with autism have different metabolite levels

Research shows blood sample analysis of potential mothers could help predict whether they are at a higher risk of having a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
School or unitHealth
Headshot of Sze Zheng Yong

ASU researcher helps robot teams get the lay of the land

Assistant professor Sze Zheng Yong's research to help coordinate robot and rover activities on lunar and planetary surfaces earns him an Early Career Faculty Space Tech Research Grant awarded by NASA.
School or unitRobotics
A collage featuring 31 photos of outstanding Fulton Schools graduates

Meet the exceptional graduates of Fall 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.
Leila Ladani

Mechanical engineering achievements earn Ladani ASME Fellow status

A Fulton Schools professor’s impacts as an educator and research leader have elevated her stature in the leading organization in mechanical engineering.
School or unitEducation
a graphic of a sphere with the outline of a cube over it

Revolutionizing materials science with use-inspired AI research

Associate Professor Yang Jiao and Assistant Professor Yi "Max" Ren are pioneering a new field of materials science involving artificial intelligence.
School or unitArtificial intelligence

New engineering program supports a sustainable energy future

ASU’s new multidisciplinary master’s degree prepares engineers to “speak different languages” and shape the future of the energy industry.
School or unitEnergySustainability
Kristin Huber works in a lab.

ASU students conduct research to solve real-world challenges

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

ASU engineering begins major industry collaboration

Semiconductor industry giant Applied Materials is supporting five years of new research with ASU's Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
Professor and student working together in a lab

MORE program funds research for master’s students

The Master's Opportunity for Research in Engineering program offers support for students looking to conduct research under the guidance of a faculty mentor.
Dan Rivera

Rivera honored for innovation in engineering education

Daniel E. Rivera has been recognized by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers for his achievements in advancing interactive computer-based education.
Julianne Holloway in a lab

Holloway honored as a rising star in chemical engineering

ASU engineering faculty member Julianne Holloway is being recognized among the best and brightest in the field of chemical engineering.

Date range April 2021 – September 2020