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Lisa Irimata is a project manager in the Arizona State University Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering Dean’s Office. She received her B.S.E BME from Arizona State University and M.S. Mech.E from The University of Notre Dame. Lisa specializes in supporting Smart and Sustainable Cities and Bioengineering research projects in the $1 – $5M range. Previously, Lisa worked at Intel Corporation as an R&D Packaging Engineer and has expertise in facilitating and developing industry partnerships.

If you have questions about the Institute or when the next round of funding will be, please contact Lisa Irimata at [email protected].

Lisa Irimata

Institute Project Manager

Gregory B. Raupp received his B.S Ch.E. with Distinction and M.S. Ch.E. degrees from Purdue University, and his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.  He is now Foundation Professor and Director of Partnerships & Innovation in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University. Over his career he has published 120 technical articles and 12 book chapters.  From 1999-2002 he was Associate Dean for Research in Engineering, and upon the arrival of President Michael M. Crow in 2002, was promoted to Associate Vice-President for Research.  In these leadership roles he was responsible for co-designing and managing a diverse portfolio of unique interdisciplinary research initiatives, including ASU’s Biodesign Institute; the Arts, Media and Engineering Program; and the Center for Conflict and Religion.  He became the Founding Director of the Flexible Display Center at Arizona State in 2004 through a $94M, 10-year Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.  Under his leadership, a world-class industry-government-university partnership was created that enabled organizations with dramatically different missions and scales to collectively advance flexible electronics science and technology on a broad front, with more than 56 patents granted and with a significant portfolio of enabling manufacturing technologies commercialized.  His current focus is on flexible and conformable flexible electronics fabrication and seamless integration in novel medical/wellness/human performance products and in smart spaces, and on catalyzing and fostering associated start-up companies. 

Gregory Raupp

Zimin Institute Director