ASU researcher Chao Wang developed an accessible manufacturing method for researchers to prototype and produce ultrathin nanophotonic devices.

ASU recent paper published in the scientific journal Advanced Functional Materials details how researcher Yu Yao is reimagining polarimetric microscopes to expand the use of the technology to more engineering and science pursuits.

As microchips become more powerful, “advanced packaging” becomes a critical part of their design and manufacture — and ASU is poised to be a major player in this next breakthrough of technology.

Undergraduate and graduate students in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at ASU conduct use-inspired research to address real-world challenges.

ASU graduate Cindy Rogel Bahena has blazed her trail to Intel through successful relationships with mentors, past and present. Find out how the oldest of seven siblings and a first-gen graduate didn’t let the lack of women and Latino role models in STEM stop her from achieving her goals and getting her dream job.

This week, approximately two dozen European Union representatives visited Arizona State University to speak with President Michael Crow and others about the university's — and Arizona's — involvement in realizing and maximizing the potential of the U.S. CHIPS Act.