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Industry engagement efforts pay dividends for student career opportunities and the curriculum

September 6, 2015

Students strive for deeper understanding of urban desert meteorology

September 4, 2015

ASU students' meteorological research project could help the nation’s military forces be better prepared to deploy in desert climates.

College Avenue Commons awarded Gold ‘green building’ certification

August 26, 2015

The new home of the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment and the Del E. Webb School of Construction receives highly sought-after recognition for its sustainable, environment-friendly design and construction.

Impressive impact on geotechnical engineering earns Kavazanjian ASU Regents’ Professor honor

August 25, 2015

Professor Edward Kavazanjian has excelled as a teacher, researcher and leader among professional colleagues – and he’s still striving to make major contributions to his field.

Meet our Sun Devil Class of 2019

August 20, 2015

As we welcome incoming students to the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, meet a few members of our new class. Our students come from Arizona and all over the world.

ASU taking reins of new national geotechnical engineering research center

August 10, 2015

ASU engineers and scientists have leading roles in the National Science Foundation’s major new endeavor to strengthen the sustainability of the world’s built environment.

Rice, ASU, Yale, UTEP win coveted engineering research center

August 10, 2015

The center will work to provide clean water to millions of people who lack it and make U.S. energy production more sustainable and cost-effective.

Revealing rewards of collaborative approach to construction projects

June 10, 2015

ASU engineer wins award for showing how new construction project systems improve our built environments.

Houston receives Jankowski Legacy Award

June 8, 2015

Sandra Houston has been recognized for her efforts and long-term commitment to ASU and the Fulton Schools as the recipient of the Dan Jankowski Legacy Award.

Essential reading: Faculty, staff offer book list

May 19, 2015

Books that engineering students should read for insight, inspiration and valuable career guidance – and just for fun.

U.S. West’s power grid must be prepared for impacts of climate change

May 18, 2015

Climate changes that will make the West hotter and drier could put constraints on energy generation capabilities.

Klaus Lackner is pulling CO2 out of thin air

April 20, 2015

An ASU engineering professor is developing technology that shows promise for helping to reduce the troublesome buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Developing alternative concrete materials to protect the environment

April 20, 2015

An ASU engineer is formulating new kinds of concrete that could be made without the harmful greenhouse gases emitted in the production of conventional concrete.

Striving for stronger structural sustainability

March 26, 2015

A National Science Foundation CAREER Award will support ASU engineer Pingbo Tang’s effort to improve the maintenance, safety and resilience of civil infrastructure.

Sustainability project aims at boosting water, electrical systems resiliency

March 24, 2015

ASU engineers are exploring how the Southwest can fortify its power and water infrastructure to deal with future climate challenges.

Choose at your own risk

March 10, 2015

An ASU professor of engineering and ethics says the ever faster pace at which new and powerful technologies arise presents us with difficult choices.

Young engineering faculty rapidly building a track record of innovation and high performance

February 27, 2015

A total of 20 prestigious awards have been netted over the past two years by young faculty members in the Fulton Schools.

New ASU center aims for negative carbon emissions

February 13, 2015

What if we had the ability to not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but also remove excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere? Air capture technology developed by researchers at the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions could actually "scrub" carbon dioxide from the air.