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Summer research experience programs expand horizons for students and teachers
Fulton Schools’ Sensor Signal and Information Processing Center gives high school and community college teachers and ASU undergrads valuable research experience.
Setting the course in electrical engineering
Coast Guard officer Mike Freeman advocated for, then graduated from, ASU’s online delivery of the accelerated electrical engineering master’s degree program.
Smelling strawberries, smoke and space in virtual reality
ASU researcher Robert LiKamWa leads a team working to add realistic smell to virtual reality for educational purposes such as recognizing contaminated water.
US policymakers tour ASU’s MacroTechnology Works facility
Roundtable discussion featuring local leaders, private-sector business partners looks at future of CHIPS and Science Act
Meet our new 2022–23 faculty
Meet the new faculty for the 2022–23 school year at the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering, part of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering.
Alum James McDonald brings industry experience to the classroom
Arizona State University electrical engineering alum James McDonald had a decades-long career in the semiconductor industry. Now he returns to teach at ASU.
Palais Design Award winners demonstrate engineering success
The Joseph and Sandra Palais Senior Design Award recognizes exceptional capstone engineering projects from undergraduate seniors.
Alum Peter Aaen heads up Electrical Engineering Department at Colorado School of Mines
When he graduated from ASU, Peter Aaen never intended to have a career in academia. He now leads the Colorado School of Mines’ Electrical Engineering Department.
Material handling firm scholarship helps future engineers
Automated Control Technologies’ scholarship gives a financial boost to engineering undergrads with a passion for the field.
Remembering a generous supporter of Arizona students and communities
The late Marilyn Schmidlin and her husband Jim supported more than 35 students in engineering and computer science through their scholarship fund.
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