Education

Bench to bedside: Self-replicating cells help study, treat neuro disorders

July 26, 2016

David Brafman has received a grant from the National Institutes of Health to take stem cell discoveries out of the research lab and into the clinical setting where they can transform, even save, lives.

Hello, robots. Hello, world of engineering.

July 8, 2016

LEGO robots help teach young students programming and problem solving at a summer program that aims to make STEM fun and engaging.

Construction programs lauded for enhancing educational efforts

July 7, 2016

A major industry group spotlights the rising academic quality of the Fulton Schools’ construction programs.

ASU’s Southeast Asia engineering outreach accelerates in Vietnam, expands to Indonesia

June 7, 2016

HEEAP has provided engineering education support to nearly 5,000 Vietnamese participants from 20 universities and invested $25 million in higher education.

Expect the unexpected: Autonomous car project prepares engineers for industry challenges

June 6, 2016

In the robotics industry, engineering isn't easy, so a professor is teaching his computer systems engineering students to work with difficult and unpredictable sensors and situations.

Exploring tech-based solutions to elevate education

May 26, 2016

Can the use of technology in the classroom help bridge the educational divide across diverse demographic, socio-economic and cultural landscapes?

Jeremi London bridges a path towards better engineering education

May 23, 2016

Jeremi London previously had no intention of becoming a faculty member but is now helping to shape the Fulton Schools' new Engineering Education Systems and Design doctoral program that starts in Fall 2016.

Education, government, industry alliances give root to innovation in Vietnam

May 19, 2016

Developing effective boards and councils, cultivating industry partnerships and research processes were focus of this year's Vietnam Engineering Education Conference (VEEC).

Robotic autonomous cars teach whole system design

April 7, 2016

Computer systems engineering students get a hands-on lesson in complex cyber-physical systems in a redesigned course that now uses robotics instead of flashing LEDs.

Should engineers take more risks in the classroom? Skydiving professor says yes.

April 2, 2016

Nadia Kellam, a freestyle skydiver and engineering professor, not only experiences risk firsthand as she falls from the sky, but she also researches the role of risk taking in engineering education.

Engineers around the world benefit from online master’s program

March 26, 2016

Recent graduates recall their experiences with the novel approach to graduate-level, remote engineering education.

Mechanical engineering faculty help prepare students for licensing exam

March 23, 2016

Faculty put on an after-hours workshop for their students ensure their success in the first step of their Professional Engineer licensing process.

Bearup brings building expertise to construction profession’s next generation

March 17, 2016

ASU construction management and engineering students are getting the benefit of Professor of Practice Wylie Bearup’s four decades of experience in the building industry.

Inspiration springs from engineering education outreach effort

March 10, 2016

Experiences in his life that taught an ASU engineering graduate student the value of higher education led him to start an outreach program that is drawing praise for motivating youngsters.

Solar energy graduate program teaches all aspects of the industry

March 4, 2016

Graduate student Nicholas Fortenberry applies more than just engineering skills in the Fulton Schools' comprehensive Solar Energy Engineering and Commercialization program.

This Leap Day, leap into coding

February 29, 2016

As both the demand for coders and programming's influence into our lives grows each day, leap into coding today to join the workforce of the future.

Building ‘teaching and learning communities’ is key to improving education

January 27, 2016

Engineering a change in classroom culture by creating motivating environments.

Grants expand Fulton Schools educational outreach in Southeast Asia

January 23, 2016

Recent grants enable the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering to effect change in Southeast Asia, including bringing students to Arizona State University to study social change and creating collaborative maker spaces for hands-on learning in Vietnam.