Research is a core part of the Fulton Schools. Find opportunities to advance your research and get inspired by news and events that discuss innovative research in the Fulton Schools and beyond.
The ASU Science and Technology Centers, known as STCs, catalyze research innovations and entrepreneurship in areas key to the future of Arizona’s economic development, positioning our state for global leadership in new economy industries. STCs bring together faculty and student researchers, industry professionals and entrepreneurs to take big ideas from the lab to market across key clusters of future technologies.
The goal of the Summer Research Initiative, known as SURI, is to improve doctoral student recruitment by enabling both domestic and international students, including ASU students, to participate in summer research under the mentorship of Fulton Schools research faculty, much like an NSF REU site.
The event’s new name — the Fulton Forge Student Research Expo — is inclusive of the diversity of the students who participate and the spirit of the culmination of their hard work to forge innovative research paths to solve real-world problems.
ASU’s recent designation as a Hispanic Serving Institution, or HSI, by the U.S. Department of Education means that researchers can now apply to select federal funding opportunities reserved for HSIs. With nearly $7 billion in awards obligated this year, the Department of Defense is a significant source of research funding. You are invited to join…
The Southwest Advanced Prototyping, or SWAP, Hub is accepting proposals for research and development seed projects.
Professors Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown and James Adams will present their findings on treating Autism Spectrum Disorder, or ASD symptoms through microbiota transplant therapy, or MTT, in two upcoming webinars with their collaborator, autism researcher Richard Frye. Learn about the results of their latest study on MTT for adults with autism. Each 40-minute presentation will cover the…
Are you preparing to apply for a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development, or CAREER, Award? Use the Fulton Schools NSF CAREER Resources website as a guide to crafting a high-quality proposal, review the graphic design for research proposals process guide, and use the Proposal Intake form to request editing support and consult with Tirupalavanam Ganesh on your education outreach…
SCENE, or Science and Engineering Experience, provides research opportunities in STEM backgrounds to highly motivated high school students. The SCENE program succeeds through partnerships and collaboration with SCENE Mentors. SCENE Mentors are ASU faculty in STEM backgrounds who provide participants with valuable, hands-on research experience in a lab setting. The program is looking for 2023–24…
With the recent completion of the Proposers Day on March 22, all five STCs have released these FOAs to solicit proposals for research and development projects that are collaborations between ASU researchers, industry partners and government stakeholders.
The Fulton Schools Research Services team invites National Science Foundation CAREER Award-eligible Fulton Schools faculty to attend a workshop focused on strategies for responding to the NSF CAREER solicitation.
Research Computing will be offering the Software Carpentry: Shell, Git, and R for Reproducible Scientific Analysis online course Monday, Feb. 13–Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. This three-day course will teach these core topics: the Unix shell, version control with Git, and R.
You’re invited! This year’s Fulton Schools New Faculty Advisory Council grant writing workshop will focus on strategies for pursuing research funding. External consultant Lucy Deckard of Academic Research Funding Strategies will cover a variety of topics, from identifying and understanding your likely funders to white papers and quad charts.
Alongside Super Bowl LVII, join the Black Men’s Brain Health Conference to help understand why Black men are more prone to Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other brain disorders, and increase representation of Black men in research.
The Office of the Vice Dean for Research and Innovation is pleased to announce the SRP Joint Research Program is accepting letters of intent, or LOIs, for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.
Do you know a faculty member who has demonstrated excellence in teaching, research and service? Have they contributed significantly to the advancement of engineering? Recognize their achievements by nominating them for the Daniel Jankowski Legacy Award!