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ASU researcher creates AI athlete that’s here to help humanity

Robot crushes it at table tennis, but its real mission is making life easier for those who need it most.

Applying new AI to microelectronics manufacturing

Kookjin Lee receives grant from Applied Materials to combine scientific machine learning with expert knowledge.

Hack like you meme it

ASU and fellow Arizona universities unite to create new statewide cybersecurity competition.

ASU alum proves a career in AI isn’t a pain

The alumna overcame struggles with chronic pain and is now an emerging leader in the development of corporate artificial intelligence.

ASU water polo player defends the goal — and our data

Data science student Marie Rudasics juggles competitive sports and position at payment processing company.

Stuck at the airport and we love it #not

ASU research on sarcasm detection stands the test of time.

Transporting food from farm to table

ASU industrial engineer studies ways to make sure produce gets from those who grow it to those who need it.

AI for AZ: ABOR funds new tools for state emergency response

Paulo Shakarian leads ASU team developing artificial intelligence to help Arizona DEMA secure the state’s future.

Forging a future of master mentorship

Joshua Daymude named 2024–25 Outstanding Master’s Mentor by ASU Graduate College.

Student sees how AI can assist people with vision loss

Kelly Raines wins research honors for artificial intelligence work for smart glasses.

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.