How AI is changing construction from jobsite to classroom

How AI is changing construction from jobsite to classroom

by Lisa Irish | Sep 3, 2026 | SSEBE News

ASU construction faculty and industry professionals share AI’s impact and how they prepare students to use it throughout their careers.
ASU Engineering introduces new faculty

ASU Engineering introduces new faculty

by Lisa Irish | Aug 27, 2026 | SSEBE News

Meet our new faculty members joining us from leading universities, research centers and industries around the world. They’re helping us grow the nation’s largest engineering program.
How ASU researchers are measuring what really cools Arizona cities

How ASU researchers are measuring what really cools Arizona cities

by Lisa Irish | Aug 14, 2026 | SSEBE News

Enrique Vivoni and other researchers with ASU’s Center for Hydrologic Innovations receive data from observation sites around the Valley that show how landscapes respond as temperatures and seasons change to see what works to cool cities.
ASU ranks No. 1 in the US for impact with UN Sustainable Development Goals

ASU ranks No. 1 in the US for impact with UN Sustainable Development Goals

by Lisa Irish | Aug 14, 2026 | SSEBE News

See how SSEBE researchers contribute to ASU’s ranking as the No. 1 institution in the U.S. for work toward the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, announced by Times Higher Education in its 2026 Sustainability Impact Ratings.
Nine Fulton Schools students named ARCS scholars for 2026–27

Nine Fulton Schools students named ARCS scholars for 2026–27

by Lisa Irish | Aug 13, 2026 | SSEBE News

Avery Brewer, who’s pursuing her doctorate in civil, environmental and sustainable engineering, received a scholarship to support her research on how microbial processes can address economic pitfalls by turning waste from food and mining proccesses into...
ASU researchers contribute to Arizona’s quest to sustain aquifer

ASU researchers contribute to Arizona’s quest to sustain aquifer

by Lisa Irish | Jul 23, 2026 | SSEBE News

Associate Professor Giuseppe Mascaro and Assistant Professor Tianfang Xu’s research is part of a new tri-university report that shows 95% of state’s precipitation evaporates back into atmosphere.
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  • How AI is changing construction from jobsite to classroom
  • ASU Engineering introduces new faculty
  • How ASU researchers are measuring what really cools Arizona cities
  • ASU ranks No. 1 in the US for impact with UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Nine Fulton Schools students named ARCS scholars for 2026–27
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