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Sustainability
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Former president impressed by students’ solar house
April 25, 2014
ASU students took former President Bill Clinton on a tour of a house they helped design and build for the international Solar Decathlon competition.School or unitSSEBE
Energized by spirit of social entrepreneurship
April 25, 2014
Lessons learned at the Clinton Global Initiative University conference at ASU gave engineering students the impetus to tackle big challengesASU delivers workshop on wind energy in Fiji
April 23, 2014
A two-day workshop for policymakers, focused on small wind energy systems, recently was held in Fiji by Arizona State University’s Vocational Training and Education for Clean Energy program.School or unitPOLYSCAI
Innovative Solar Decathlon house now on public exhibit in Phoenix
April 9, 2014
Fulton Engineering students contributed to the SHADE project that was entered in the international Solar Decathlon competition and is now on public exhibit in Phoenix.School or unitDEWSCSSEBE
ASU leads new national research network to study impacts of nanomaterials
April 1, 2014
A new national research network created to assess the potential impacts of engineered nanomaterials will be led by ASU engineers and scientistsSchool or unitPOLYSSEBE
Engineering students aim to boost social efforts at Clinton Global Initiative event
March 21, 2014
ASU engineering students participating in the international Clinton Global Initiative University conference hope to boost their efforts to help solve societal challengesSchool or unitSBHSESCAISEMTE
Newman’s research aims at more energy-efficient supercomputing
March 13, 2014
An ASU engineering research group is developing technology to provide the energy efficiency needed to expand the capacities of supercomputersSchool or unitSEMTE
Kenya project earns ASU engineering students national award
March 5, 2014
A project to help a community in rural Kenya develop sustainable water resources wins ASU’s student chapter of Engineers Without Borders a national awardFainekos’ work on embedded cyber-physical systems earns NSF CAREER award
March 3, 2014
An ASU engineer wins a National Science Foundation award to fund his work to prevent dysfunction in automated and autonomous technologies we depend on.School or unitSCAI
‘Big data’ advances could help solve health, energy challenges
February 24, 2014
ASU computer science teams are using advances in “big data” analysis to find better ways of managing energy systems and public response to epidemics.School or unitSCAI
Sankar receives NSF CAREER award to conduct privacy research
February 24, 2014
Assistant professor Lalitha Sankar receives an NSF CAREER Award for her work on information-sharing protocols between distributed, and often competitive, entities in critical infrastructure networks such as the electric grid.School or unitECEE
Hjelmstad, Volo honored at Engineers Week
February 21, 2014
An ASU professor and graduate student will receive awards at the Greater Phoenix Area 2014 Engineers Week award ceremony.School or unitSSEBE
ASU engineers to lead national solar energy technology projects
February 10, 2014
Two national research projects to develop technologies that expand the capabilities of solar power systems will be led by ASU engineersSchool or unitECEE
Rittmann recognized for impact on environmental conservation
February 4, 2014
Research that has helped provide innovative solutions to environmental problems earns a national award for an ASU engineering professorSchool or unitSSEBE
ASU engineers have role in new national manufacturing research consortium
January 23, 2014
Two ASU engineers will help lead work for a new national research center created to develop the next generation of power electronicsSchool or unitECEE
Kavazanjian heading effort to reduce impacts of soil damage from earthquakes
December 23, 2013
An ASU engineering professor will lead a National Research Council committee in studying ways to deal with soil damage caused by earthquakesSchool or unitSSEBE
Quest to boost solar-cell performance
December 5, 2013
In a TV interview, ASU engineer Stuart Bowden describes a new research project aimed at making a big advance in solar-energy technologyASU engineering grad putting education to work in solar energy field
October 29, 2013
An ASU engineering graduate is helping to establish a solar energy technology program at a Texas collegeSchool or unitSEMTE
Date range April 2014 – October 2013