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2025 Douglas C. Montgomery Distinguished Lecture
Join us for this exciting lecture designed to advance the discussion of important topics in industrial engineering. Dr. Pascal Van Hentenryck will address optimization learning, showing how this form of AI can be impactful in supply chain management, transportation systems and more.

Artificial intelligence drives need for real data storage innovations
Zhichao Cao receives NSF CAREER Award for work to advance the future of big data.

When online, we’re all too human
ASU cybersecurity doctoral student studies ways to protect users from themselves.

Brilliant move: Mathematician’s latest gambit is new chess AI
Dimitri Bertsekas and his team developed a new meta-algorithm to evaluate outputs of multiple chess engines that can then beat the original engines in play.

Cybersecurity team rocks conference with surprise hacking competition
Top computer security professionals competed for prizes and bragging rights at annual Computer Security Applications Conference.

Harvesting satellite insights for Maui County farmers
ASU computer science researchers use local knowledge and AI to address food insecurity.

Google grant creates AI research paths for underserved students
ASU faculty members awarded funding to open AI+X opportunities from middle school to graduate school.

Meet the exceptional graduates of the fall 2024 class
SCAI recognizes select members of the graduating class for demonstrating academic excellence, extraordinary leadership and community service.

SCAI awards first data science doctoral degree
Jiajing Huang harnesses the power of AI to help deal with all that data.

Cracking the code of online computer science clubs
CodeDevils helps create techie spaces where all are welcome

Software engineers honor late cyclist with “dash cam” for bikes
SCAI faculty and students assist the Rob Dollar Foundation to make streets safer for cyclists.

Every bot has its day
ASU team revives robotics symposium to create connections in industry and academics.

Meet student researchers advancing AI, manufacturing and more
Students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges.

Engineering students lead peers to career opportunities
Google Developer Student Club hosts Building Your Technical Career event.

Training stellar students to secure semiconductors
A Fulton Schools consortium of six laboratories has led to a successful startup that puts graduates to work in tough roles.

Alum inspires next generation of computer vision researchers
Successful doctoral graduate creates collaborative computing communities.
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How computer science can supercharge the semiconductor industry
ASU gets grant to create an ultra-energy-efficient chip and fill microelectronics workforce shortages.

Seeking the biometric bill of rights
ASU cybersecurity expert warns that our most personal data must be better protected.

ASU computing school director honored with prestigious award
Ross Maciejewski inducted into IEEE data visualization academy.

Cybersecurity practice and prizes: Register for Tracer FIRE event
Come learn cyber forensics skills, put them to practice and complete in challenges!