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Events and opportunities for Fulton Schools international students.
Apply for the first annual Chip the Future Challenge by Oct. 31
The Chip the Future Challenge is a global student competition from the SEMI Foundation that invites university students to tackle real-world semiconductor challenges through research, engineering and innovation. Whether advancing chip design, semiconductor manufacturing, AI hardware, advanced packaging or breakthrough applications, participants have the opportunity to showcase ideas that could help shape the future of…
Apply for the 2027 Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship by Oct. 19
Qualcomm Technologies Inc. announces the 2027 Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship program launch, now in its nineteenth year. The Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship is based on values of innovation, execution and teamwork. This opportunity is open to doctoral students in electrical engineering, computer science, computer engineering and related departments. Interested students are encouraged to apply for the fellowship…
Hear from TSMC engineers and ASU alumni at TSMC Day, Oct. 6
Get an inside look at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Companies, or TSMC, technology priorities and what it’s like to build a career with one of the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturers during TSMC Day at ASU. TSMC engineers will share the company’s technology priorities for the coming year, followed by a career panel featuring ASU alumni working…
Explore PhD opportunities in control systems at ASU, Sept. 28
Control systems and artificial intelligence, or AI, are transforming autonomous systems that perceive, learn, decide, and interact with the physical world. For prospective doctoral students interested in leading this transformation, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering integrates control theory, AI, optimization, distributed and embedded systems and cyber-physical systems to develop intelligent technologies for robotics,…
Explore PhD opportunities in electrical engineering at ASU, Sept. 25
Shape the future of wireless communication, sensing and imaging by designing innovative antennas, intelligent surfaces and components. For prospective doctoral students interested in leading this transformation, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering offers opportunities to conduct doctoral research at the forefront of electromagnetics, antennas and microwaves. This webinar will be hosted by Mohammadreza Imani,…
Attend LIONS seminar with speaker Nicolo Michelusi, Sept. 25
Join the Learning, Information, Optimization, Networks and Statistics, or LIONS, group for a seminar with Nicolo Michelusi, associate professor in the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering, part of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering. He received his doctorate from the University of Padova, Italy, and the M.Sc. degree in telecommunications engineering from the Technical…
Register for the Fourth International Atmospheric Water Harvesting Summit, Feb. 3–4
Register now for the Fourth Annual International Atmospheric Water Harvesting Summit! The Fourth International Atmospheric Water Harvesting, or AWH, Summit will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Industry leaders from academic institutions, large international companies and small startups, as well as venture capitalists and community leaders, gather to explore opportunities for AWH technology to be…
Attend LIONS seminar with speaker Ted Pavlic, Sept. 18
Join the Learning, Information, Optimization, Networks and Statistics, or LIONS, group for a seminar with Ted Pavlic, associate professor in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence, part of the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering with a joint appointment in the School of Life Sciences. He was also the founding associate director for research at ASU’s…
Help solve challenges in semiconductor manufacturing, design and materials, apply by Oct. 14
Fulton Schools students are invited to help solve real-world engineering challenges — and earn a $7,500 stipend — in the ASU-TSMC Accelerated Master’s Pathway, a program offered in collaboration with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC. Student researchers must be Fulton Schools students in good academic standing and currently enrolled in their master’s year as…