Please join us for a talk on Monday, March 18, 2019, where professor Yan Li, University of Connecticut, will present a seminar titled, “Cyber-Physical Networked Microgrids.”

Let’s celebrate engineering together! Get dressed up, dance with your friends and enjoy free food at Fulton Formal on Friday, March 22, 2019, in the Carson Ballroom at Old Main. This event is open to all ASU students but you must register, space is limited!

Gabrielle Mills

Biomedical engineering senior Gabrielle Mills was selected as one of 34 Gates Cambridge Scholars named in the first round of awards in 2019. Gates Cambridge Scholars are outstanding, socially committed U.S. students who will continue postgraduate studies at the University of Cambridge in the U.K., fully funded by the scholarship.

The program emphasizes social leadership in its selection and aims to establish a network of future leaders committed to improving people’s lives.

Apply now for SEE@ASU 2019 Camp Counselor positions! SEE@ASU is a summer camp for high school students interested in Engineering, more information here. Information on the positions can be found on the student employment page, details below.

Come check out this open workshop of making, understanding and motivating data visualizations!

Are you looking for summer employment? Current ASU students are welcome to apply to be camp counselors for half-day and full-day weekly camps for K-12 students.

Please join Mark S. Daskin, University of Michigan for the seminar, “Mitigating drug shortages,” on Thursday, March 28, 2019!

Please join Miao He, assistant professor, Texas Tech University for the seminar, “Modeling and control of distributed energy resources for improved reliability and resilience of power grids,” on Thursday, March 21, 2019!

Please join the upcoming EPICS High Showcase as we celebrate the collective impact made by EPICS High teams across the valley. EPICS High is an engineering design service-learning program for high school and middle school students that incorporates the engineering and human-centered design processes in providing solutions to real-world problems facing communities.

Interested in learning more about the future of transportation?

Attend a lively, engaging and informative fireside chat between Professor Andrew Maynard from the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and Tekedra Mawakana, chief engagement officer at Waymo, that covers the promise, challenges and opportunities of developing self-driving car technologies, and touches on technology drivers, Waymo’s history and vision, Waymo initiatives in and around Chandler and Tempe, social and policy-related challenges and what the future looks like.

Please join Mahmoud Saleh, senior PhD candidate, City College of New York for the seminar, “Centralized Resilient Control and Energy Management Systems for Microgrids and Community Microgrids,” on Tuesday, March 19, 2019!

MATLAB is one of the most widely used languages in fields of engineering, have you ever wondered why?

Join the festival of the future celebrating the legacy of Leonardo da Vinci and everyone devoted to exuberant, unconventional invention!

It’s getting to be the time of the semester when soon-to-be-graduates will be receiving job offers. Recipients are typically thrilled to see that their job search might actually be over. Yet, the serious document, which sometimes contains unfamiliar terminology, often causes anxiety. Students wonder what should they ask, say or do, before they sign and accept the offer.