Topic

Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the development of computer systems that can perform tasks typically requiring human intelligence, such as learning, reasoning and problem-solving. It encompasses technologies like machine learning, natural language processing and computer vision. AI is transforming industries by enabling automation, improving decision-making and enhancing user experiences across various domains.

Yalin Wang
October 28, 2026
ASU researchers will use AI to enhance retinal images and combine them with blood-based biomarkers for early screening.
An illustration depicts a robotic arm
October 28, 2026
Through DOE’s BattMan Accelerator, ASU researchers to develop sensing and analytics tools and workforce training to support smarter domestic battery production.
Heni Ben Amor and others with a robotic arm
October 9, 2026
A research program gave ASU students rare access to advanced robotics hardware inside Honda’s San Jose lab.
Associate Professor Tiezheng Tong
October 7, 2026
Associate Professor Tiezheng Tong received the inaugural National Academy of Engineering’s Frontiers of Engineering award for AI-driven water sustainability.
Martin Ndegwa distributes books at a rural school in Kenya
October 2, 2026
An ASU Mastercard Foundation Scholar’s Kenya pilot teaches AI literacy through storybooks and reading clubs.
A disgruntled rabbit jumps on a maroon trampoline. A gold magnifying glass reveals that the rabbit has too many toes as a panel of judges watches disapprovingly.
September 30, 2026
As AI-generated content spreads, Jaron Mink studies how people decide what is human and trustworthy.
Engineering researcher poses for a photo in front of a large globe.

From chaos to digital twins: Predicting complex systems

ASU Regents Professor Ying-Cheng Lai explores how machine learning and nonlinear dynamics can reveal hidden risks before systems fail.
School or unitECEE
Sanskar Srivastava

Back to school, back to work

At ASU and Microchip, Sanskar Srivastava is learning how AI skills can open doors in a changing workforce.
School or unitSCAI
construction workers on site

How AI is changing construction from classroom to jobsite

ASU construction faculty and industry professionals share AI’s impact and how they prepare students to use it throughout their careers.
School or unitDEWSCSSEBE
Gail-Joon Ahn portrait

ASU launches new scholarship pipeline to AI-powered cybersecurity careers

The NSF-backed program prepares students to turn CyberAI skills into jobs protecting critical digital systems.
School or unitSCAI
Deniz Berfin Karakoc

Who will feed the world in 2035? AI research offers clues

An analysis reveals what makes a global food powerhouse and which countries are gaining ground.
School or unitSCAI
Portrait of Lauren Crites.

Award-winning design, future-focused teaching

An ASU instructor used AI as part of a larger design process and teaches students to approach the technology responsibly.
School or unitPOLY
Feng Ju in the manufacturing innovation lab

Feng Ju named new Avnet professor

Role will expand AI-driven manufacturing and supply chain research and strengthen industry partnerships in the Fulton Schools.
School or unitSCAI
Hannah Kerner speaks at the U.S. award ceremony for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Science Prize for Innovation, Research and Education

ASU researcher’s AI work earns U.S. nomination for international science prize

Hannah Kerner recognized for advancing AI that improves food security and disaster resilience.
School or unitSCAI
John Rudolph, Lisa Depew and Christopher Bailey

Teachers learn the hardware behind the AI hype

Supported by Intel, ASU and Rio Salado’s summer institute gave Arizona teachers an inside look at the chips, careers and opportunities of the AI era.
School or unitECEESCAI
collage of portraits of five award recipients

Fulton Schools honors faculty leaders for values-based initiatives

Fulton Schools faculty recognized for advancing inclusive excellence and AI-enhanced learning.
School or unitASAPOLY
Jiaqi Gu

Illuminating the future of photonic AI chip design

Jiaqi Gu receives CAREER Award to develop AI-powered design tools that could accelerate the creation of faster, more energy-efficient electronic-photonic chips.
School or unitECEE
Jia Zou on a yellow background surrounded by spare computer parts.

The hidden waste inside AI

Jia Zou’s systems rethink how databases and AI models work together to reduce computational waste.
School or unitSCAI

Date range October 2026 – June 2026