Preparing students for next leap forward in information science
Informatics is the study of using computer technology to gather, synthesize, store, interpret and visualize information.
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Will your body be safe from hackers? Engineers consider the next big information security issue
In December 2006, associate professor Sandeep Gupta and graduate research assistant Krishna Venkatasubramanian’s research paper, “Security for Pervasive Health Monitoring Sensor Applications,” won the Best Paper Award at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ (IEEE) Fourth International Conference on Intelligent Sensing and Information Processing, held in Bangalore, India.
Read MoreBeyond the full metal jacket: Searching for lighter, stronger aircraft materials
Arizona State University engineering professor Subramaniam Rajan has been working for six years on a collaborative FAA-funded research project addressing the effectiveness of materials used in aircraft containment systems.
Read MoreFour Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering faculty members are among 19 winners of the inaugural ASU Faculty Achievement Award for outstanding intellectual achievement
April 13, 2007 •James Adams, a professor in the School of Materials (which is jointly administered by the engineer school and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences), for “Instructional Pedagogy” •Ronald Adrian, a...
Read MoreTaking the initiative: Jump-starting engineering and science careers
Student research program a gateway to grad school and job opportunity.
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