SCAI news
Predicting future pandemic patterns
A team of interdisciplinary researchers at Arizona State University is investigating the use of machine learning to reduce future pandemics’ impact.
ASU students float new idea for event security
ASU Luminosity Lab students collaborated with safety technology company Axon to create the Guardian Balloons, a situational awareness tool for campus security.
Celebrating Huan Liu’s title change
SCAI professor Huan Liu was recognized by Fulton Schools Dean Squires as an “Ira A. Fulton Professor of Computer Science and Engineering” and as a Regents Professor.
How pavement can help cool overheated cities
SCAI assistant professor Ariane Middel spoke with WBUR, Boston’s NPR affiliate, about the benefits of “cool pavements.”
The shade shortage
SCAI assistant professor Ariane Middel spoke with the State Press about access to shade on ASU’s Tempe campus.
SCAI leadership announcement
Baoxin Li has been appointed as Associate Director for Academic and Student Affairs in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence.
The heat is on
As increasingly rising temperatures threaten human health, quality of life and prosperity, ASU engineers and scientists are exploring ways to reverse the trend
Creating the future cybersecurity workforce
Yan Shoshitaishvili talked with ASU News about the demand for cybersecurity experts and how to fill this growing need.
Are virtual private networks actually private?
Fulton Schools associate professor Jedidiah Crandall is working to expose virtual private networks for their misleading claims of security.
Scholarship supports innovative Arizona student researchers
A record number of 13 students in the Fulton Schools were honored with an Achievement Rewards for College Scientists, or ARCS, Scholarship in 2022.
Moving microelectronics forward
ASU doctoral students Mihailo Isakov and Alan Ehret are advancing the U.S. semiconductor industry in the Secure, Trusted and Assured Microelectronics Center.
Advancing few-shot node classification
Huan Liu has received an award from the NSF for “III: SMALL: Graph Contrastive Learning for Few-Shot Node Classification.”
ASU blockchain research innovates the health care experience
Research Professor Dragan Boscovic is collaborating with JennyCo to advance the future of health care data storage utilizing blockchain technology.
Entry point into an expanding field
A supportive community and industry connections are benefits of membership in the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers student chapter.
Meet the newest Fulton Schools faculty, 2022–23
The Fulton Schools is continually growing its teaching and research enterprise to increase the scope and impact of its educational programs and research initiatives.
ASU student wins big at Apple app development competition
Computer science student Josh Tint won Apple’s WWDC22 Swift Student Challenge with an app that explores finding authentic pronouns.
Capturing the moon
Fulton Schools students work on campus for NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter project to gain hands-on spacecraft mission experience.
Fixing the finding of faults
DARPA Young Faculty Award winner Yan Shoshitaishvili is developing a more effective technique to find faults in computer software code.
Emerging voice
A Fulton Schools computer science doctoral student’s podcast on the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence and machine learning is drawing accolades.
ASU earns best finish ever in cybersecurity competition
Showcasing their cyber defense skills, a team of ASU students placed third overall at the Western Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.