Nanoscale research multiplies into vast opportunities
Alexis Hocken, a third-year chemical engineering student, is the lead author of a paper published in a special issue of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research.
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Weevil genius: Insect inspires stronger, more flexible materials
Stronger and more flexible material structures could result from Arizona State University researchers exploring acorn weevil exoskeletons.
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Bonding experience: Repairing wounds with gold, silk and lasers
ASU researchers are using tiny gold particles, silk molecules and laser power in a promising new technique to seal and heal body tissue.
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Inventions for developing world lead to Lemelson-MIT Prize
Cody Friesen was awarded the 2019 Lemelson-MIT Prize for invention for his work addressing the need for access to fresh water and reliable energy in the developing world.
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ASU researcher brings the heat to composite materials
Aditi Chattopadhyay, a Regents Professor at Arizona State University, received a $1M grant from the Department of Energy to research and model the deformation of ceramic matrix composites.
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Students create solutions at Devils Invent
Devils Invent is designed for students that are committed to making a difference and developing their entrepreneurial mindset.
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The School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy welcomes its new faculty members
The Fulton Schools continue to bring in new faculty members to help students succeed and to advance the cutting edge in their engineering fields.
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ASU engineering professors named as Senior Members of the National Academy of Inventors
Terry Alford and Andreas Spanias are two of 54 academic inventors selected as Senior Members of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) spring 2019 class.
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New understanding of an old alloy leads to prestigious award
For answering decades-old materials science questions, ASU doctoral graduate Shashank Kaira earned a leading research journal’s international student award.
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ASU students beat the heat with 3D-printed thermal tech
Three students placed in the top five finalists for a 3D printed heat sink design competition.
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ASU researcher makes quantum leaps in materials engineering
Associate Professor Sefaattin Tongay’s research in materials made of single layers of atoms is producing multiple possibilities for quantum technology advances.
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Lighting the way for future photovoltaics innovators
Nine teams of high school students presented their innovative solar energy projects at the IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference High School Competition.
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