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Energy Improvements in Rural or Remote Areas
#ASUEngineering Associate Professor Kristen Parrish is receiving a $9 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy to lead a project in partnership with the Hopi Tribe and BoxPower.
The goal is to provide electricity to 300 tribal homes in rural Hopi and Navajo communities with solar-powered, battery-based systems. As a result of this project, the community's municipal complex will gain reliable power optimized for 24/7 operation, enabling critical community services like IT and health services.
The new project will provide learning opportunities for the Hopi Nation as they design, build and operate a microgrid. If successful, solar microgrids with battery storage will offer a solution for more reliable, cleaner electricity.
https://www.energy.gov/oced/energy-improvements-rural-or-remote-areas-selections-award-negotiations#hopisolar:~:text=Project%20Name%3A%20Hopi%20Nation%20Community%20Solar%20Project
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Energy Improvements in Rural or Remote Areas
#ASUEngineering Associate Professor Kristen Parrish is receiving a $9 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy to lead a project in partnership with the Hopi Tribe and BoxPower.
The goal is to provide electricity to 300 tribal homes in rural Hopi and Navajo communities with solar-powered, battery-based systems. As a result of this project, the community's municipal complex will gain reliable power optimized for 24/7 operation, enabling critical community services like IT and health services.
The new project will provide learning opportunities for the Hopi Nation as they design, build and operate a microgrid. If successful, solar microgrids with battery storage will offer a solution for more reliable, cleaner electricity.
https://www.energy.gov/oced/energy-improvements-rural-or-remote-areas-selections-award-negotiations#hopisolar:~:text=Project%20Name%3A%20Hopi%20Nation%20Community%20Solar%20Project
ASUio 2024
Join us next Friday, Feb. 9 at 1 p.m. MST for the 2024 ASU Innovation Open. Join in person or virtually as 26 student teams compete for the chance to win up to $400,00 in prizes for their entrepreneurial ventures! #winASUio Visit asu.io for more details.
The Fulton Forge Student Research Expo is happening tomorrow from 1–3 p.m. at the Tempe campus Student Pavilion! You’ll have the opportunity to talk with engineering undergrad and grad students about how they’re changing the world with innovative research. Civil engineering senior Othman Al-Alawi conducted research over the summer to use drones with thermal cameras to help evaluate sustainable pavement treatments' impact on urban heat islands. #ASUEngineering #ForgeNewIdeas Learn more on the Forge website - forge.engineering.asu.edu - LINK IN BIO.
Join us for the Fulton Forge Student Research Expo on Nov. 17 to learn about and talk to more than 80 #ASUEngineering student researchers. They are making real-world impact on research projects in health, sustainability, energy, semiconductor manufacturing, data science and more! Computer science junior Neha Balamurugan is a GCSP student conducting research to help students better visualize data through virtual reality. #ASUEngineering #ForgeNewIdeas Learn more on the Forge website - forge.engineering.asu.edu - LINK IN BIO.
Join us for the Fulton Forge Student Research Expo on Nov. 17 to learn about and talk to more than 80 #ASUEngineering student researchers. They are making real-world impact on research projects in health, sustainability, energy, semiconductor manufacturing, data science and more! Electrical engineering junior Jacob Burrows is investigating how open-air plasma technology can reduce metal oxidation, which negatively affects performance and longevity when it is present on semiconductor devices’ printed circuit boards. #ASUEngineering #ForgeNewIdeas Learn more on the Forge website - forge.engineering.asu.edu - LINK IN BIO.
2023 ASU Innovation Open
Join us this Friday, Feb. 10 at 1 p.m. MST for the 2023 ASU Innovation Open. Join in person or tune in virtually as 25 student teams from 18 universities compete for the chance to win up to $200,00 in prizes for their entrepreneurial ventures! #studentententrepreneurship #winASUio @EntrepreneurASU https://asu.io/
Get ready for ASU Innovation Open, the country's most exciting startup competition. On Feb. 11, watch collegiate entrepreneurs present their innovative ideas during this virtual competition. The top two teams win $100,00 to invest in their venture. Register to watch: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2022-arizona-state-university-innovation-open-tickets-256436607797
How ASU Engineering is playing a critical role in economic development
Talent from #ASUEngineering and the dedication of local economic development and industry leaders are two factors driving Arizona to become a prime location for advanced engineering and technology generation.
https://engineering.asu.edu/news/how-asu-engineering-is-playing-a-critical-role-in-economic-development/?utm_source=2021sp-r3&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2021sp3-economicdev
Infrastructure
ASU's award-winning engineering faculty — with expertise spanning from civil and structural engineering, transportation systems and modeling, water management, sustainability and energy efficiency, and much more — offer insight on the Biden Administration's $2 trillion plan to transform the U.S. infrastructure.
https://engineering.asu.edu/news/fixing-fragile-foundations/?utm_source=2021sp-r2&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2021sp2-fixing
Thank You!
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ASUio
What could a $100k grand prize do for your startup? We asked and these collegiate innovators answered. Find out which team will come out on top! Watch LIVE at www.asu.io today at 1PM #winASUio
Get out of your comfort zone
The innovation and venture development MS is a studio-based, student-centric program, where students become entrepreneurs the day they walk in, working with a small founding team to make things happen. Every project is road tested, with the goal of delivering financial, social and environmental value simultaneously.
Make ambiguity your friend
The Master of Science in Innovation and Venture Development (MS-IVD) is a one-year program that prepares leaders with the mindset, skillsets, and practice needed to launch successful ventures in any industry or sector, inside existing organizations or as new entities.
Innovative wireless charging technology drew sharks to ASU alumni
Jake Slatnick and Eric Goodchild pitched their technology on an episode of the ABC business reality show Shark Tank this month and earned funding from three investors to expand their engineering team and bring on more licensees.
Learn more about Goodchild and Slatnick's Shark Tank visit at http://links.asu.edu/sharktank
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