Salts and polymers research cooks up NSF CAREER Award
Matthew D. Green is developing a modular synthetic strategy to control the amount and type of charged groups within polyelectrolyte block polymers.
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Unleashing the untapped potential of granular materials
Heather Emady’s pursuit of better ways to use granular materials to improve industrial processes and products has earned National Science Foundation support.
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Training stroke survivors with rehabilitation robotics
Assistant Professor Hyunglae Lee is developing an innovative framework and utilizing it in exercise therapy to significantly improve the effectiveness of robot-aided rehabilitation for stroke survivors.
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Analyzing data brings opportunity for mechanical engineering student
Clive Matsika discovered that data analytics was the perfect balance of business and engineering and he continues to find ways to use data to make a difference.
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Chemical engineer honored for celebrating women in the field
Fulton Schools Assistant Professor Julianne Holloway receives the AIChE Herb Epstein Award for planning the Women’s Initiative Committee 20th Anniversary Symposium.
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Multidisciplinary student researcher aspires to solve health challenges
Junior Ava Karanjia mobilizes a multidisciplinary approach to earn multiple awards for her lung infection detection research.
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New master’s program focuses on robotics, autonomous systems
ASU unveils a new master’s program in robotics and autonomous systems to teach students how to design, build and control intelligent machines.
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Clearing the air for deep space travel
Matthew D. Green is working to develop high-efficiency, low-maintenance carbon dioxide removal systems and recently received a NASA Early Career Faculty Award.
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ASU researchers named 2018 National Academy of Inventors Fellows
Arizona State University Professors Joshua LaBaer and Nathan Newman have been named Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors.
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Meet the Fulton Schools’ outstanding graduates of Fall 2018
At the end of each spring and fall semester, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering takes time to recognize some of the graduating class for their outstanding commitments to both academics and the Fulton Schools at large.
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First-year engineering students win big at Geodesic Dome competition
After ranking in the top three for the past five years, ASU’s all-freshman engineering team “Dome of the Devils” earned the top spot.
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New grant to help power U.S. energy grid for DAYS
Christopher Muhich is part of a team to receive a $2 million award to help develop the next generation of designs for long-duration storage on the U.S. power grid.
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