Pipe down: Preventing pipeline degradation using analytics
Deteriorating natural gas pipeline infrastructure has Yongming Liu developing diagnostic and prognostic tools to improve pipeline maintenance.
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Tongay explores the quantum realm to international acclaim
Sefaattin Tongay is making a name for himself in quantum materials with influential materials research that has earned prestigious grants and awards.
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How rattlesnakes’ scales help them sip rainwater from their bodies
Konrad Rykaczewski and faculty from ASU’s Biomimicry Center investigated how the...
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ASU engineer makes mobile health apps more effective
Daniel Rivera is using control systems engineering techniques to improve the effectiveness of mobile health apps in increasing healthy behaviors.
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Students search for machine learning solutions to solar problems in Cyprus
Students go abroad in search of machine learning solutions for solar as part of the National Science Foundation’s International Research Experiences for Students program.
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Meet the exceptional graduates of Fall 2019
At the close of the fall and spring semesters, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering recognizes select members of the graduating class for demonstrating academic excellence, extraordinary leadership and community service.
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Student teams make EPIC impacts through pitch competition
Students in the Fulton Schools Engineering Projects in Community Service program presented solutions to real-world problems in the second annual EPICS Elite Pitch Competition.
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Robert Pfeffer’s influential career in particle technology recognized with service award
The ASU research professor’s extensive career in education, research, organization and leadership earned award from the Particle Technology Forum.
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Dancing atoms reveal potential capabilities of materials
A powerful new microscopy tool will give ASU researchers a deeper look at atomic structures of materials to gain insights for making major technological advances.
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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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