Fulton Schools is helping connect the research, talent and partnerships needed to support the growth of quantum computing
faculty spotlight
Feng Ju named new Avnet professor
Role will expand AI-driven manufacturing and supply chain research and strengthen industry partnerships in the Fulton Schools
What happens when scam research leaves the lab?
The collaboration connects Fulton Schools cybersecurity research with Charm Security’s industry expertise
ASU launches new pipeline to AI-powered cybersecurity jobs
A new scholarship prepares students to turn CyberAI skills into careers protecting critical digital systems
Meet the mentor behind tomorrow’s cyber workforce
Desert CodeSprouts is only the beginning of Ozgur Ozmen’s vision for preparing the next generation of researchers.
What to do when the cloud knows too much
Adil Ahmad’s NSF CAREER Award supports a new vision of confidential cloud computing
As AI sparks anxiety, ASU researcher earns national recognition for using it to help people
Hannah Kerner recognized for advancing AI that improves food security and disaster resilience
AI project aims to help humanitarian organizations identify food security risks in conflict zones
Ana M. Tárano heads international effort to develop satellite image tools for famine prevention
When hackers are no longer human
As AI accelerates cyber threats, a first-of-its-kind conference examines how research must evolve to stay ahead
The fight to protect student data in the age of AI
Rakibul Hasan receives an NSF CAREER Award to build tools that help universities use student data responsibly without turning it into a surveillance system.
Researcher pushes standards for AI-generated media
YZ Yang is helping unite researchers, tech companies and policy groups to create reliable ways to detect and even forget AI-generated images
The hardware revolution behind AI
AI is outgrowing its hardware, and an ASU researcher is developing adaptable chips to meet the challenge
Outsmarting AI in the classroom
Instead of chasing AI use, ASU researchers are building tools that make shortcuts visible from the start
From space to the Sonoran Desert
When every second counts, new AI-driven AR glasses may help save lives by delivering real-time medical instructions with no internet required.
2026 Douglas C. Montgomery Distinguished Lecture
New technologies promise to transform health care and humanitarian assistance. But real-world conditions often complicate those ambitions. This talk explores why data, automation and digital tools don’t always translate smoothly into effective action on the ground. Using real examples and case studies, Dr. Yuehwern Yih will show how human judgment, local context and environmental uncertainty shape outcomes, and why designing technology with people and place in mind is essential for creating solutions that actually work.
Hannah Kerner recognized among top global AI innovators
Turning data into decisions, Kerner is showing how artificial intelligence can help people and the planet thrive together.
Software runs the world, and standards keep it safe
A Fulton Schools professor of practice brings industry and classroom experience to IEEE efforts advancing global software standards.
What if cars and surgical robots spoke the same language?
As machines take on critical roles in medicine, transportation and energy, researchers are developing a common foundation to ensure they don’t fail us.
AI and the new golden rule
Hasan Davulcu builds transparent systems that explain decisions, cut toxic output and encourage balanced, respectful conversations.
Chasing shadows
ASU researcher says AI can help cities beat the heat with shade.