Engineering faculty are developing computer software to enhance the quality of online education and collaborations between researchers working together via the Internet.
Two faculty members and a student in ASU's School of Materials will play leading roles for the premier materials science and engineering professional organization.
Science Foundation Arizona is investing in $2 million to fund efforts by ASU and Raytheon Missile Systems engineers to greatly increase computer processing capabilities.
Sayfe Kiaei is leading efforts to acheive $100 million in research expenditures over the next five years in his new post as the associate dean for research for the School of Engineering.
Engineering student Bryan Rolfe, who credits his father for sparking his interest in math and science, now conducts research in the study of isotope effects on environmental systems.
ASU is strengthening its commitment to renewable energy by establishing the Solar Power Laboratory to advance solar energy research, education and technology.
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