Students in the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy are prepared to use fundamental physics, thermodynamics, structural mechanics and control systems to develop new technologies. Here you can learn to transform matter and energy into resources and products for use in everyday life, use computational tools to design aircraft and spacecraft, and improve the properties and performance of materials for a variety of industries. Find news and events from SEMTE.
Are you interested in getting assistance with registering for fall 2024 classes? Fulton Schools undergraduate advisors will be available to assist with registration for fall 2024 classes at the Fall Registration Event. Students from the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment, School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering, School of Electrical, Computer and…
Katie Holm identified an urgent need for mental health support among her peers. She sought out the best mental health resources she could find, corresponding with professionals to hone the content she would share on her website: We Mean to Help.
Graduating seniors in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence, the School of Engineering Matter, Transport and Energy and the School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering will present their capstone projects at this biannual celebration. Spring 2023 Capstone ShowcaseWednesday, April 26, 202310 a.m.–1 p.m.Memorial Union (MU), Tempe campus [map]Learn more Staff and students are…
Are you interested in the 4+1 program? Or pursuing a master’s degree or doctoral degree through the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy, or SEMTE? Attend one of our SEMTE Graduate Info sessions to learn more about our Graduate programs! We will discuss graduate admission requirements and program requirements for each of our…
Calli Campbell, a doctoral student studying materials science and engineering, won the Outstanding Student MBE Award for her oral presentation at the 20th International Conference on Molecular Beam Epitaxy in Shanghai, China. Out of 135 student presentations, Campbell earned one of the two Outstanding Student awards. The conference is an international forum for sharing developments…
Lidija Buchanan, a chemical engineering student, won first place in the Changemaker Challenge with her Engineering Projects In Community Service, or EPICS, project. The team, of which she is currently the sole member, aims to ease one of Phoenix’s food deserts by making fresh produce more accessible. The win earns the project $10,000 for further development…
Tanner Yorgason, a doctoral student studying materials science and engineering, has won an Idaho National Laboratory Graduate Fellowship, a two-year program that supports students completing their dissertation research. Yorgason completed an internship with INL in 2018 at the lab facility while working toward a master’s degree and found the experience to be a gateway into the…
Deepanjan Ghosh, a biological design engineering graduate student, recently earned a 2020 Baxter Young Investigator Award for impactful research on a tissue repair and wound healing technology that prevents post-surgical complications and improves surgical outcomes. Ghosh is a researcher in the Rege Bioengineering Lab, directed by Professor Kaushal Rege. The lab team works on developing new materials for improving…
The Industrial Assessment Center at Arizona State University, known as IAC@ASU, conducted its 500th assessment at a wastewater treatment plant in the Phoenix metro area in December. IAC@ASU currently ranks sixth among the 33 Industrial Assessment Centers sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy. Its mission is to identify technology, systems and productivity opportunities that result in increasing energy…
Valentin Madrigal is an Arizona State University transfer student from Central Arizona College. Inspired to pursue higher education to support his family, in addition to his fascination with space travel, he chose ASU for its renowned aerospace engineering program and anticipates that he will graduate in spring 2024. As a first-generation college student, Madrigal chose to begin at…