The Del E. Webb School of Construction has established Advancing Women in Construction, a scholarship and mentorship program to help recruit more women for the constructon management industry.
An AT&T Industrial Ecology grant is funding research at ASU to study the economic, environmental and cultural ripple effects created by rapid advances in consumer electronics.
Developing a robot that can hold its own in the major leagues is the goal for two ASU professors who have created a ground-ball-fielding robot known as Catchbot.
Edward Shortliffe, a professor in the Department of Biomedical Informatics, will become president and chief executive officer of the American Medical Informatics Association.
A new program is helping ASU students dive into the world of cloud computing, a technique where thousands of computers are linked to create massive computing power.
A nanotech advance that will improve such things as chemical and biosensing devices and energy-collection systems earns ASU researchers a notable award from a leading publisher of engineering and technology news.
ASU is participating in a new National Science Foundation research center designing blueprints for power systems that can expand the nation's use of renewable-energy sources.
Engineering faculty are developing computer software to enhance the quality of online education and collaborations between researchers working together via the Internet.
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