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Using AI can improve health outcomes for women

Team of ASU researchers receive multiple grants to develop tech tools to improve treatment options for women.
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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.
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A portrait of ASU Regents Professor Ying-Cheng Lai superimposed on a fractal pattern representing dynamic machine learning strategies.

Human brains teach AI new skills

ASU electrical engineering researcher Ying-Cheng Lai is using psychological principles of human memory to improve machine learning strategies for dynamic data.
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Attendees of the Data Science Africa Summer School pose for a group photo.

Emerging machine learning expert leads Kenya AI workshop

Gedeon Muhawenayo is on the front lines of AI research, helping tackle the planet’s most pressing problems.
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A composite image depicting X-ray images of various human bones.

ASU team creates 3D bone atlas to stop elder abuse

ASU researchers combine forensic and engineering expertise to create a tech tool to help identify bone fractures.
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A deepfaked image of Katy Perry at the Met Gala red carpet.

ASU researchers discuss the implications of deepfakes

An interdisciplinary research group across three schools considers the future political and social ramifications of deepfakes.
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Norma Faris Hubele

Striving to save lives on nation’s roadways

In a second career after many years as an ASU engineering professor, Norma Hubele has made her mark as a leading authority on automobile safety.
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ASU receives three DEPSCoR awards for research critical to national security

Teams in ASU’s School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence will conduct research relevant to U.S. Department of Defense science and technology missions.
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FURI student Jenna Jae Eun Lee works on a laptop with a remote control car in a project to use computer science to stop impaired driving.

Meet student researchers advancing health, education and data solutions

Undergraduate and graduate students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges.
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Ming Zhao stands next to an ASU campus blue light post.

A new campus blueprint

An ASU researcher received a federal grant to develop state-of-the-art smart campus cyberinfrastructure on the university’s Tempe campus.
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ASU researcher models critical climate collapse conditions

ASU Regents Professor Ying-Cheng Lai led research to analyze how rates of change affect points at which systems suffer irreversible harm.
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ASU electrical engineering student Humberto Delgado conducts research as part of the FURI program.

Meet student researchers advancing microelectronics, additive manufacturing and energy

Undergraduate and graduate students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges.
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ASU research expands artificial intelligence knowledge

Artificial intelligence experts in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence are advancing the field with innovative research.
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ASU faculty members Thomas Czerniawski, Deborah Salon, Huê-Tâm Jamme and graduate student Hayley Wiers pose with their bicycles in Tempe.

What’s it like to bike in Tempe? ASU researchers want to show you

An interdisciplinary team of ASU researchers is pairing storytelling and data visualization to promote sustainable transportation in the university's backyard.
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Fulton Schools Year in Review. Top tracks: 1. World-class engineering school, 2. Awards and distinctions, 3. Semiconductor hub, 4. Driving economic growth, 5. Workforce development, 6. Increasing diversity, 7. Entrepreneurship, 8. Innovative research. Enrollment: 30,000+ students. Top category: Innovation. #ASUengineering

Fulton Schools Wrapped: 2022 year in review

From solidifying Arizona as a top semiconductor hub to achieving record student enrollment, the Fulton Schools at ASU made tremendous impacts in 2022.
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Software engineering major Kaycee Nienhuis and computer science graduate student Radhika Ganapathy look at images on a computer screen with a virtual reality headset on a desk as part of MORE research with the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU.

Meet student researchers impacting data science and manufacturing

Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering students conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges.
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A pink ball with electricity arcing off from it

Quantum computing: When the right direction is random

ASU Assistant Professor Christian Arenz and his team are working to improve quantum computing algorithms to solve practical problems more efficiently.
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A graphic representing Arizona State University Graduate Research Assistant Jay Shaw's Machine Learning Podcast.

Emerging voice

A Fulton Schools computer science doctoral student’s podcast on the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence and machine learning draws accolades.
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Date range August 2024 – June 2022