Centers and institutes

The Center of Muslim Experience in the United States (CME-US) is a multi-partnership, transdisciplinary research and community outreach center leading the way in producing transformative scholarship about Muslims in the U.S. that contributes to an American inclusive future.

The Advanced Electronics and Photonics Core Facility (AEP) provides comprehensive electronics capabilities bridging the high risk, resource-intensive gap between innovation and product development in an information-secure environment. AEP offers backplane electronics design, fabrication, test and integration capabilities, and operates dedicated pilot line toolsets for technology development and technology demonstrator production.

AIDA’s vision is to ensure that AI betters our lives, society and the world. Central to this vision is the concept of “mindful AI”, which emphasizes a deep understanding of the purposes (what and why) for which AI is utilized and how it should be responsibly and ethically developed and used. The Center serves as a platform to share ideas and develop AI and data analytics solutions that address critical challenges, prepare future workforce and leaders, and make a positive impact on business practices and societal advancement.

The Center for American Institutions has a single nonpartisan purpose: Preserving and renewing fundamental American institutions to maintain well-ordered liberty through the fostering and renewal of foundational American institutions including civic, religious, legal, financial, political, military and family.

The Center for Carbon Efficient and Advanced Manufacturing of Materials and Structures (CAMMS) aims to advance breakthrough technologies toward sustainable and efficient infrastructural materials manufacturing and infrastructure construction.

The Center for Hydrologic Innovations advances the mission of water managers and decision-makers for the benefit of industry and society by developing leading-edge technologies for sensing, predicting and analyzing water resources.

The Center for Small and Medium-sized Businesses (CSMB) in the School of Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (TIE) in the W. P. Carey School of Business at West Valley Campus is dedicated to supporting and empowering small and medium-sized businesses (SMB) in their growth and sustainability. It will serve as a vital resource hub, providing specialized programs, research, experiential-learning for students and networking opportunities to address the unique challenges faced by these enterprises.

The Center for the Study of Guns in Society is a first-of-its-kind initiative that brings social science approaches to the gun debate and forges a forum for those across the debate to engage, learn, and elevate.

The Center for Tribal Digital Sovereignty is the first and only center in the U.S. dedicated to assisting Tribal governments, leadership and communities in understanding the complexities of digital sovereignty, providing access to resources and serving as a clearinghouse for Tribal digital sovereignty.

The guiding north star of the Center of Building Innovation is the inter-related issues of social and climate justice in the built environment. To affect change, CoBI will bring together faculty and students from all disciplinary units related to the built environment at Arizona State University into one center to work across all three enterprises.

The mission of the T. Denny Sanford Harmony Institute is to promote children’s well-being and relationships with the people in their lives.

The Water Institute combines multidisciplinary academic research on observation, data analytics, technologies, and decision making in complex systems with solutions-based fieldwork to develop and test creative responses to water challenges faced by communities to nations around the world.