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ASU professor wins $1M DoD grant to boost AI technology
Turaga’s lab to improve computer reliability in identifying objects in images
EVSTS research center wins 5-year funding from National Science Foundation for phase two
Efficient vehicle research center wins 5-year funding from National Science Foundation for the second time.
Charting paths to combat disease
We are constantly bombarded by stimulation in the form of light, sound, heat, pressure and other environmental factors. These stimuli come and go with varied frequencies and durations, but they can induce lasting genetic changes to the cells in our bodies. “They are called epigenetic changes, and they can lead to the production of specific proteins that can be helpful or harmful to us,” says Abhinav Acharya, an assistant professor of chemical engineering in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University....
Printing with light
A new process being developed by Arizona State University researchers enables color printing on a microscale with a simple, inexpensive additive manufacturing process. Chao Wang, an assistant professor of electrical engineering in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU, has invented a solution-based additive manufacturing process to “paint with light” on glass and plastics. Wang’s novel printing method uses light to control the photochemical reduction of metal microstructures on an engineered optical material. The technique...
Broadening horizons of cutting-edge computing
NSF award aids Fulton Schools researcher’s work to advance high performance, energy efficient AI-based computing to improve many technologies.
Maintaining the balance of power
Anamitra Pal is leading award-winning research to improve the monitoring, protection and control systems that support our electricity grid.
Developing better, more rapid COVID-19 tests
Jennifer Blain Christen one of group working to make fast, reliable, early detection test mechanisms
Sensing danger
ASU engineering leads a new research project empowering electric utilities to better understand and manage wildfire risk.
Cutting losses
ASU engineering research equips the solar energy industry to develop more efficient devices
High marks for ECEE
The online delivery of the electrical engineering master’s degree program remains among the country’s most highly ranked.
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