Fulton engineers stand out among Phoenix young professionals
Four former Fulton Schools students are recognized for professional accomplishments and community contributions in the Phoenix Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 list.
Read MoreFour former Fulton Schools students are recognized for professional accomplishments and community contributions in the Phoenix Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 list.
Read MoreIn honor of International Women in Engineering Day, faculty and students in the Fulton Schools were asked what they view as hurdles to attracting more women into engineering and how to bring more equality to STEM careers.
Read MorePromising research led by Assistant Professor Robert LiKamWa to advance visualization technology will be featured at an international mobile systems conference
Read MoreComputer science graduate Baani Khurana created a privacy-guaranteed software solution to help nonprofit organizations serving people facing homelessness.
Read MoreFulton Schools students and graduates tell why they chose to pursue master’s and doctoral degrees and why they’re convinced it’s worth the hard work.
Read MoreASU researchers are working with a multi-university team to combine human and computer strengths in a collaborative approach to cybersecurity.
Read MoreFulton Schools faculty and staff members recommend books to provide insights and inspiration to guide students on their way forward.
Read MoreAt the close of the fall and spring semesters, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering recognizes select members of the graduating class for demonstrating academic excellence, extraordinary leadership and community service.
Read MoreStephanie Gil will develop an algorithmic and mathematical framework to achieve better coordination and localization among fleets of robots.
Read MoreMohamed Sarwat will build innovative scalable technologies capable of seamlessly connecting data collected from various internet of things devices.
Read MoreProfessor Andrea Richa is part of a multidisciplinary team set to make fundamental research advances into emergent behavior in a DOD MURI award project.
Read MoreResearch led by Fulton Schools computer scientist Georgios Fainekos will help make automated technologies operate more dependably and safely.
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