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Computer science student Josh Tint won Apple’s WWDC22 Swift Student Challenge with an app that explores finding authentic pronouns.

Fulton Schools students work on campus for NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter project to gain hands-on spacecraft mission experience.

DARPA Young Faculty Award winner Yan Shoshitaishvili is developing a more effective technique to find faults in computer software code.

A Fulton Schools computer science doctoral student’s podcast on the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence and machine learning is drawing accolades.

Assistant Professor Jia Zou has earned a 2022 NSF CAREER Award for her proposal to design a new database that can produce real-time results.

Ten ASU Engineering faculty members have earned National Science Foundation CAREER Award in 2022, totaling $5.7 million to fund engineering research

ASU research-based entrepreneurial ventures for computer vision traffic counting and magnetic needle steering earned their founders a competitive fellowship.

Ruoyu (Fish) Wang’s new NSF-funded project will help mitigate the effects of malware and viruses by making them easily understandable to researchers.

Michel Kinsy and the STAM Center at ASU are researching microelectronics security advances and developing the next generation of industry professionals.

ASU, Banner Health researchers combine expertise in medical imaging, machine learning, informatics, computer science to seek better treatment for leading form of dementia

Andrea Richa and Thomas Sugar have earned one of the most prestigious honors at ASU for their trailblazing achievements in research, teaching and leadership.

Fulton Schools students find connections, support and success in engineering and technology majors and career preparation through student organizations.

Two retired bomb squad robots donated by the Phoenix Police Department will help ASU students gain hands-on experience with robotics design and real-world use

Fulton Schools online graduate engineering programs ranked among the best in the nation by US News

ASU’s Eduardo Blanco is leading research to help computers recognize positive interpretations of negative constructions within human language.

ASU engineering leads a project to extend advanced market intelligence and supply chain solutions to small growers of fresh produce.

Researchers use computational modeling to examine the dynamics of extreme political polarization and how to prevent it from undermining democracy.

Yi “Max” Ren and a team of ASU researchers are studying the attribution and secure training of generative models.

Pair of SCAI undergrads selected from 182 applications nationwide for their innovative note-taking tool, Jotted