High school students from across the Valley visited ASU's Tempe campus for the Fifth Annual Science Extravaganza where they explored the exciting opportunities available in engineering today.
Associate professor Enrique Vivoni is the recipient of a Presidential Early Career Award for his efforts on exploring how human impact may effect annual monsoons.
ASU bioengineering student Liliana Rincon earned a distinctive honor of selection for a summer program in neurobiology at the renowned Woods Hole laboratory.
ASU and assistant professor Stephen Pratt hosted engineers, computer scientists, biologists and social scientists at a recent workshop that focused on developing bio-inspired solutions to engineering problems.
Students in Mario Gomes' mechanical and aerospace courses rose to the challenge of designing and building automatic tire inflators that would help drivers conserve fuel – and money.
Associate research professor Thomas Schleifer authored a featured article in a recent edition of Engineering News Record, one of the leading business and technical news publications for the construction industry.
Assistant professor of engineering Eric Williams talks about how to begin dealing with the growing worldwide problem of old electronic devices ending up in landfills and posing an environmental threat.
A report by the KAET-Channel 8 Horizon show details the advances at ASU's Flexible Display Center in developing the flexible – as in bendable and foldable – screens for the next generation of computers and other electronic communication and information devices.
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