Emerge 2014 is seeking proposals for spectacular, interdisciplinary and thought-provoking projects that provide fresh, aesthetically engaging insights on the theme, “The Future of Me.” Several winning teams will be awarded...
Read MoreYoga classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon–12:45 p.m. in Brickyard Artisan Court, room 106. The cost is $5 per class. Send an e-mail to Katie Blackwell at kt.s.blackwell@gmail.com to get...
Read MoreFlashFood startup continues to receive national praise (ASU News) ASU student startup FlashFood continues to make national headlines, most recently in An Entrepreneurial Life, a national news outlet dedicated to...
Read MoreStudents play matchmaker to promote water reuse (ASU News) In partnership with CH2M HILL and Intel, ASU researchers are working on a program called WaterMatch which uses social networking and...
Read MoreA student-led project that started as part of the Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) program at Arizona State University is one of five finalists in Entrepreneur Magazine’s College Entrepreneur...
Read MoreCentral Arizona Project (CAP) awarded Tom Volo first place in the 2013 CAP Award for Water Research. The award recognizes excellence in graduate or undergraduate research addressing water issues facing...
Read MoreBiomedical engineering is an emerging field that offers significant opportunities to improve the human condition. Biomedical engineers seek to understand, define and solve problems in medicine, physiology and biology, including:...
Read MoreAt the Fulton Schools of Engineering, our students have opportunities that allow them to be engineers from day one. We have 14 degree programs and endless ways for students to...
Read MoreRobot car steers engineering students’ future (State Press) Born of a stripped down remote control car and the minds of computer engineering graduate students Edward Andert and Roger Dolan, Cosmo...
Read MoreHuan Liu, professor in the School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering, has been selected for the 2013 Yahoo! Faculty Research and Engagement Program (FREP). He is one of...
Read MoreProfessor’s work allows blind to ‘see’ photographs (State Press) Baoxin Li, an associate professor in the School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering, is creating tactile photographs that enable...
Read MoreNine business professionals recently completed the Master Black Belt (MBB) program at ASU, putting them a step closer to achieving the Master Black Belt certification. In the final step of...
Read MoreASU startup Viomics wins funding from Arizona Commerce Authority (ASU News) Arizona State University startup company Viomics has received $250,000 from the Arizona Commerce Authority (ACA) to continue developing...
Read MoreDEWA signs MOU with First Solar (Smart Energy Universe) ASU’s Solar Energy Engineering and Commercialization professional science master’s program is collaborating with the Arizona-based First Solar company on a project...
Read MoreASU Lunabotics team competes at Kennedy Space Center (ASU News) For the second year in a row, Arizona State University tested its Moon-mining robot design at the NASA Lunabotics Mining...
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