Events and opportunities that take place on the ASU Tempe campus. Virtually tour the Tempe campus and view the interactive map.
The Biomedical Engineering Symposium is a signature event held each semester where capstone students at the Tempe campus exhibit their research and prototypes for industry partners, faculty, staff, Fulton Schools leadership, family, friends and other invited guests.
Join the Learning, Information, Optimization, Networks and Statistics, or LIONS, group for a seminar with Martina Cardone, associate professor with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Minnesota. An NSF CAREER Award recipient, Cardone’s research aims to develop theoretical frameworks that offer engineering guidelines and insights for the study of practically relevant problems and to design of computationally feasible techniques aimed to achieve the fundamental theoretical performance limits as close as possible.
Join an info session to learn more about Fulton Schools’ newest global education opportunity: A ten-day 2026 winter break program in Dominican Republic. This program integrates the engineering design process, sustainability and the entrepreneurial mindset within a global framework.
Join the Learning, Information, Optimization, Networks and Statistics, or LIONS, group for a seminar with Juba Ziani, assistant professor in the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech. A NSF CAREER Award recipient, Ziani’s research lies at the intersection of computer science, operations research and economics. He uses tools from learning theory, game theory…
Participants from the Fulton Schools and Herberger Institute came together to tour, plan and build fun experiences at ASU Library’s Game Jam.
Join the Learning, Information, Optimization, Networks and Statistics, or LIONS, group for a seminar with ASU Regents Professor Ying-Cheng Lai and recent doctoral graduate Zheng-Meng Zhai.
Artificial intelligence, or AI, is quickly becoming embedded in everyday applications. It’s becoming essential for students and educators to adopt this technology to solve complex real-world problems. MATLAB and Simulink provide a flexible and powerful platform to develop and automate data analysis, deep learning, AI and simulation workflows in a wide range of domains and…
Join the IEEE Student Branch at ASU for a student forum with guest Bruno Sinopoli, Truet B. Thompson Professor and director of the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering.
The ASU Energy Hackathon is a prototype-first, interdisciplinary hackathon focused on building practical solutions for the energy transition.
Come learn about the research findings from more than 100 students participating in the Fulton Undergraduate Research Initiative, Master’s Opportunity for Research in Engineering and the Grand Challenges Scholars Program research stipend opportunity.