Engineering

Research investigates potential harm from nanomaterials

ASU researchers are exploring the potential risks from the use of nanomaterials in a project supported by a $400,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.read more

ASU researchers untangle quantum quirk

Two ASU researchers have proposed a solution to a controversial quantum mechanics conundrum that may help take a significant step toward realizing a quantum computing future. read more

NSF Career Award to advance solar energy efforts

An NSF Career Award, presented to assistant professor Jian Li, is providing funding that will advance the research of efficient organic photovoltaic materials.read more

High school robotics team aided by ASU engineering

Carl Hayden High School’s Falcon Robotics team celebrated a recent victory in an international robotics competition hosted by the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering.read more

Westerhoff named chair of engineering department

Professor Paul Westerhoff has been named chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering in ASU’s Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering.read more

National Science Foundation award honors Posner

Assistant engineering professor Jonathan Posner is being recognized with a National Science Foundation Career Award for his innovation in nanotechnology and fluid dynamics.read more

Students use technology to spark creativity

Media arts and sciences doctoral students have created "Archie" the Sensor Squid – a technology device that sparks playful team collaboration and thoughtful communication. read more

Pre-eminent statistician puts knowledge to use at ASU

J. Stuart Hunter, considered “among the most influential industrial statisticians of the last 50 years,” is teaching this semester at ASU.read more

Species explorers ask: What’s on your planet?

ASU’s new International Institute for Species Exploration brings attention to cybertaxonomy with symposium and inaugural Linnaean Legacy Lecture March 3.read more

‘Wii’ bit of technology aids medical education

An ASU researcher is finding that playing certain types of electronic games can also fine-tune the motor skills essential to performing surgery.read more

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