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The workshop is designed to identify real-world software security cases that can guide future multidisciplinary research in software security, identify current gaps among different areas, and establish a framework for mitigating vulnerabilities, especially those in large-scale and complicated systems.
Join the ASU community to give back on March 20.
The Spring 2025 ECEE Senior Design Capstone Demo Day features graduating seniors from the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering presenting their capstone projects that address real-world challenges.
Test your white hat hacking skills in the Arizona Capture the Flag Competition. This one-day cybersecurity competition will feature hands-on challenges on pwn.college, with prizes available for top performers.
Learn about careers in the semiconductor industry at the SEMI Professional Development Seminar.
Explore Fulton Schools Convocation volunteer opportunities between April 30 and May 17, 2025.
This event offers a platform to engage with representatives from diverse companies and organizations, offering a gateway to explore exciting career prospects, gain insights into potential career trajectories and foster valuable professional connections in the space industry.
The Designing Actionable Solutions for a Secure Homeland, or DASSH, Student Design Challenge is your chance to tackle real-world homeland security challenges in a collaborative and innovative environment. This dynamic event will task participants to develop innovative solutions to real-world homeland security problems, focusing on securing the future while considering the evolving effects of artificial intelligence, or AI.
Join the School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks for the Ecorobotics: Autonomous Robotic Solutions for Environmental Remediation and Stewardship seminar. Abstract As climate change and pollution continue to impact the natural world, the urgency for effective environmental remediation and stewardship has never been greater. This talk presents research on leveraging robotics for autonomous soil contamination…
The Fulton Student Council is a voluntary leadership opportunity dedicated to student engagement, support and community-building. Members collaborate with the Student Success and Engagement office, advocate for student concerns and help direct activities.
Swing 4 SWE fosters connections that break down barriers and build a supportive network of allies. It’s an excellent opportunity to engage with our women engineering students and create meaningful relationships — all while enjoying the fun and camaraderie of golf.
On Feb. 26, Rafael Bras, the K. Harrison Brown Family Chair and Regents Professor in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Georgia Tech, will deliver a lecture titled “The Protection of Venice from Tidal Flooding: The Story of the Venice Gates” as part of the Fulton Schools Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series.
Join us in commemorating the fifth anniversary of ASU’s Interplanetary Lab, a premier student-led space flight hardware facility. Over the past five years, we’ve advanced space technology and equipped the next generation of engineers with hands-on expertise to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
Would you like to connect with peers, gain new insights and refine your teaching strategies? Our Communities of Practice, or CoPs, are open to all members of the Fulton Schools community, and you can join at any time.
Cohort of Recently-hired Educators, or CORE, is a hands-on community of practice designed exclusively for new engineering faculty members at Arizona State University.