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ASU engineering FURI student Solenne Norvor-Davis looks through a microscope with Assistant Professor Jordan Yaron in his lab.

Meet student researchers solving health and sustainability issues

Undergraduate students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges.
School or unitEnvironmentHealthSustainability
Tiezheng Tong

Driving green desalination

Fulton Schools researcher Tiezheng Tong is developing a sustainable and cost-effective methodology for inland water desalination.
School or unitWater
A graphic depicting students and faculty members on a gold background.

Advancing inclusive excellence in engineering

The ASU engineering community has been highly involved in increasing inclusive excellence through education, student success, research and outreach activities.
School or unitEducation
SSEBE Hall of Fame awards

Celebrating industry giants and distinguished alumni

Distinguished alumni and industry leaders will be honored at an upcoming School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment event.
Del E. Webb School students

Building a modern construction workforce

ASU’s Del E. Webb School of Construction prepares the next generation of construction leaders using modern technology and hands-on experience.
School or unitEducation
2024 Tongji University Environmental Science & Engineering Summer School participants from ASU, Georgia Institute of Technology and Rutgers University pose for a group photo at the university’s campus in Shanghai, China.

Inspiring new environmental engineering insights

ASU and Tongji University created a global experience to foster collaboration and new perspectives on water and sustainability solutions.
School or unitEnvironmentGlobalSustainabilityWater
Regents Professor Paul Westerhoff

Why chip manufacturers choose Arizona’s desert environment

Regents Professor Paul Westerhoff discusses water usage in the semiconductor industry.
School or unitMicroelectronicsWater
Lake Pleasant

Climate change raises challenge to secure vital resource

Fulton Schools Professor Enrique Vivoni is leading ASU research to overcome the climate change threat to a vital source of water in the U.S. Southwest.
School or unitEnvironmentSustainabilityWater
Professor Xuesong Zhou

Tackling traffic with open-source mobility solutions

Research team’s open-source system helps cities make timely transportation and infrastructure updates to meet needs in equitable and sustainable ways.
School or unitSustainabilityTransportation
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineer New Faculty 2024–25

ASU Engineering introduces new faculty for 2024–25

The Fulton Schools is continually growing its teaching and research enterprise to increase the scope and impact of its educational programs and research initiatives.
A graphic depicting two people looking at screens with text that says "Cool" products of TOMNET

TOMNET builds a legacy of data, innovation and student success

As federal funding for the TOMNET University Transportation Center ends, the team brings advanced data dashboards and policy insights to benefit the sector.
School or unitData scienceTransportation
a view of the exterior of College Avenue Commons

Enhancing education through built environment and construction artistry

Teachers and students credit the features of the College Avenue Commons building for enhancing their communal engineering education experiences.
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Sergi Garcia-Segura in lab with students

Engineering equitable solutions for the food-water-energy nexus

ASU researcher Sergi Garcia-Segura is making waves in water accessibility through novel interdisciplinary approaches.
School or unitWater
aerial view of a thermal scan of a neighborhood

Paving precision: Navigating the path to pavement quality control

Associate Professor Hasan Ozer is collaborating with the City of Mesa to conduct quality control experiments on the asphalt laydown process.
School or unitTransportation
A Gilbert, Arizona, park with grass and trees being watered with sprinklers.

How can cities go green to beat the heat?

ASU researchers pioneered first-of-its-kind research to understand how green spaces and irrigation can reduce the urban heat island effect and carbon emissions.
School or unitEnvironmentWater
A man kneels beside a large 3D printer and freshly printed ASU logo made of concrete.

Engineering low-carbon building materials

A new Fulton Schools research center is focusing on developing methods to end the harmful environmental impacts of manufacturing major construction materials.
School or unitEnvironment
Spring 2024 Fulton Schools graduates

Meet the exceptional graduates of Spring 2024

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.
College Avenue Commons

Engineering an identity

The College Avenue Commons has become ASU’s central location for construction engineering.

Date range November 2024 – April 2024