Undergraduate and graduate students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges.
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Mapping a new field
Beomjin Kwon receives NSF CAREER Award to track data during heat transfer through artificial intelligence.
A new dawn in hydrogen purification
Fulton Schools doctoral student Daniel Rivera’s innovative research uses electric fields to purify hydrogen for applications in petroleum refineries and semiconductor manufacturing.
Improving electrical efficiency
ASU researcher Wonmo Kang earned an NSF CAREER award to develop a manufacturing technique for materials with ultrahigh electrical conductivity properties.
Anthony Waas named director of ASU’s School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy
New school director aims to apply an interdisciplinary approach to training future engineers
Innovating how industries manufacture everyday products
ASU researcher Xiangjia “Cindy” Li receives an NSF CAREER award for an electrically assisted multimaterial 3D printing approach
Unpacking a plastic paradox
Kailong Jin receives NSF CAREER Award to explore the phenomena behind polymer crystallization
Beyond the battleground
Student organization encourages creative implementation of engineering skills through building and battling robots.
Supporting students for semiconductor success
Intel funded an ASU team to implement inclusive excellence initiatives that broaden participation in semiconductor-related engineering education and careers.
Gaining an advantage in a materials world
Material Advantage organization is preparing ASU students for challenges of laying groundwork to expand horizons of high-tech innovation.
Exploring metamaterials for aircraft surface advances
ASU leads a multi-institution research project to study new passive flow control methods using metamaterials in aerospace and defense applications.
Newman named Fellow of American Ceramic Society
Nathan Newman has been named a 2023 Fellow of the American Ceramic Society for his research in ceramics that paved the way for improved cell phone technology.
3M awards ASU researcher for his work in nanophotonics
Sui Yang received the 3M Non-Tenured Faculty Award as he aims to integrate metamaterials with polymeric materials for innovative optical applications.
Revolutionizing air traffic control using AI
ASU Center for Complex System Safety develops advanced airspace system to be integrated nationally.
Curtailing unhealthy impacts of steel production
Fulton Schools chemical and materials engineering faculty members taking on research project to make steel manufacturing carbon-free and eco-friendly.
Fulton Schools of Engineering up eight spots in three years in US News rankings
The nation’s largest and most comprehensive school of engineering places eight undergraduate areas of focus, including mechanical engineering, in top 30 for U.S. News & World Reports.
Welcome, new faculty!
Join us in welcoming more than 50 new faculty to the Fulton Schools. These talented professionals bring skills and insights from leading laboratories and industry innovators across the nation and the world
Formulating the future of materials research
Assistant professor Qijun Hong has been awarded the inaugural Navrotsky Early Career Award to support his materials research using machine learning.
Charting the course to a circular plastic economy
ASU research team receives NIST funding to develop circular plastic laboratory courses
Overcoming the downside of forever chemicals
Research project aims to reduce persistently problematic sources of contamination