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From chaos to digital twins: Predicting complex systems
ASU Regents Professor Ying-Cheng Lai explores how machine learning and nonlinear dynamics can reveal hidden risks before systems fail.
Fulton Schools students put engineering into practice through Meade internships
An industry collaboration creates new internship opportunities for engineering students.
Honoring a legacy of research and mentorship
Michael Goryll honored with the 2026 Joseph C. Palais Distinguished Faculty Scholar Award for a career dedicated to research, teaching and service.
From Discord to campus: How ASU students build community
Through Devil2Devil, admitted students can ask, meet classmates and form connections that can extend beyond the screen.
Continuous power for extreme environments
Nick Rolston receives U.S. Army Research Office Early Career Program Award for materials research to provide reliable energy under complex conditions.
ASU Engineering introduces new faculty for 2026-2027
The Fulton Schools is continually growing its teaching and research enterprise to increase the scope and impact of its educational programs and research initiatives.
Nine Fulton Schools students named ARCS scholars for 2026–27
Unrestricted scholarships support graduate research in energy systems, robotics, biomedical engineering and more.
CubeSat project propels students forward
Students in Sun Devil Satellite Laboratory built, tested and launched a satellite that is now orbiting Earth. Now they’re applying its lessons to their next mission.
Setting the stage for quantum leaps
Students from universities across the U.S. showcased research using quantum computing tools to explore future advances in science, technology and engineering.
From processor project to professional pathway
Building a computer chip gave one ASU student the skills needed to launch his microelectronics career.