Learn how to think like a robot — also known as technomorphism — and what it teaches us about human-technology interactions at this upcoming seminar. Using Technomorphism to Understand What Makes Us HumanPresented by Heather C. Lum, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Friday, April 22, 202212:30 p.m.Santa Catalina Hall (SANCA) 151, Polytechnic campus [map] and Zoom Abstract Operators…
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Apply to Venture Devils and turn your idea into reality — deadline May 15
Venture Devils empowers the entrepreneurial success of founders by connecting them with Venture Mentors who provide personalized support. Receive direct access to ASU seed funding opportunities, training and development offerings and venture development spaces! ASU-affiliated entrepreneurs who apply now will be eligible to compete in the Fall 2022 Demo Day to vie for their share…
Seminar: Discover human functional capabilities and ensure person-environment fit from a biomechanics perspective, April 14
Attend the next human systems engineering seminar from The Polytechnic School with Yue Luo from the University of Florida to learn about preventative solutions to falling and other work-related injuries as well as assistive and rehabilitative technologies. Discover human functional capabilities and ensure person-environment fit from a biomechanics perspectivePresented by Yue Luo, University of Florida…
Seminar: Industrial Artificial Intelligence for Maintenance and Service Innovations in Next Generation Industry Systems, April 15
Attend the next School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar exploring the use of artificial intelligence in industrial applications. Industrial Artificial Intelligence for Maintenance and Service Innovations in Next Generation Industry SystemsPresented by Xiaodong Jia, University of Cincinnati Friday, April 15, 202210–11 a.m.Peralta Hall (PRLTA) 132, Polytechnic campus [map] and Zoom Abstract Driven by the rapid…
Celebrate Earth Week at ASU, April 18–22
Join more than 750 Global Futures Scientists and Scholars and 1,300 College of Global Futures students as we honor our planet Earth and the work, research and solutions being developed by them and our global network of partners. Anchored by a special dedication for the new home of the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory,…
Seminar: What is next in acoustic-based sensing and testing localization, diagnosis, and prognosis challenges, April 18
Learn about how New Mexico State University researchers are improving the accuracy and capabilities of sensing and monitoring technologies for evaluating complex structures at the April 18 School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar. What is next in acoustic-based sensing and testing localization, diagnosis, and prognosis challengesPresented by Ehsan Dehghan-Niri, New Mexico State University Monday,…
Seminar: Gaining fundamental insights from metabolic engineering targets in algal biotechnology, April 11
Learn about molecular toolkits for green microalga for biotechnology applications in this School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment seminar. Seminar: Gaining fundamental insights from metabolic engineering targets in algal biotechnologyPresented by Kyle J. Lauersen, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) Monday, April 11, 20223:15–4:15 p.m.College Avenue Commons (CAVC) 333, Tempe campus [map]…
Seminar: InfoRich Connected and Automated Vehicle, April 7
Attend the next School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar exploring the future of connected and autonomous vehicles. InfoRich Connected and Automated VehiclePresented by Junfeng Zhao, GM Global Technical Center, Warren, Michigan Thursday, April 7, 202210–11 a.m.Santa Catalina Hall (SANCA) 151, Polytechnic campus [map] and Zoom Abstract Connected and automated vehicle (CAV) is a transformative technology…
Seminar: Intelligent Control and Optimization of Smart Vehicle Systems with High Complexity, April 14
Learn about addressing the challenges of complex systems such as next-generation vehicles in this School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar. Intelligent Control and Optimization of Smart Vehicle Systems with High ComplexityPresented by Hicham Chaoui, Carleton University Thursday, April 14, 20229–10 a.m.Santa Catalina Hall (SANCA) 153, Polytechnic campus [map] and Zoom Abstract Complex systems, like next-generation…
Seminar: Carbon Capture in Algae and the Feasibility of Using CO2 from Biogas, April 4
Attend the next School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment seminar presented by Biodesign Swette Center for Environmental Biotechnology Research Scientist Everett Eustance, who will discuss efficient CO2 transfer to algae for carbon capture and utilization. Carbon Capture in Algae and the Feasibility of Using CO2 from BiogasPresented by Everett Eustance, Biodesign Swette Center for Environmental…