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Saturday, April 20, 2019

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Harsimran “Sim” Baweja introducing student Eunice Bae to virtual reality. (Photo: Sandy Huffaker)

Virtually Present

Virtually Present

Using virtual and augmented reality, SDSU faculty and staff push beyond the limits of the classroom.

SDSU has also upgraded the security of its eduroam network.

SDSU Wireless Network Updated

SDSU Wireless Network Updated

In addition to enhanced wireless performance, SDSU has also upgraded the security of its eduroam network.

Eighteen SDSU students were awarded scholarships courtesy of the ARCS San Diego chapter.

ARCS Awards 18 Scholarships to STEM Students

ARCS Awards 18 Scholarships to STEM Students

Each student will receive $7,500 from the San Diego chapter.

This year, nearly 150 courses are expected to offer electronic course materials through Immediate Access.

SDSU’s Immediate Access Projected to Save Students $4M

SDSU’s Immediate Access Projected to Save Students $4M

The Immediate Access program at SDSU helps ensure students have access to important course materials.

Piotr Jankowski

SDSU Professor Receives Fulbright to Study Urban City Planning

SDSU Professor Receives Fulbright to Study Urban City Planning

GIS expert Piotr Jankowski has received a Fulbright Scholar Award to support a research stay in Poland.

Cal State Tech Conference “Technology Supporting Innovation in Teaching and Research” Gold Award

SDSU Recognized for Innovation in Teaching and Research

SDSU Recognized for Innovation in Teaching and Research

SDSU continues to receive recognition for its use of technology to teach educational concepts in the classroom.

Rosey platform

Artificial Intelligence Meets Education at SDSU

Artificial Intelligence Meets Education at SDSU

An artificial intelligence platform developed by SDSU students has the potential to make grading more efficient.

SperoQT microscope

Distinctive New Microscope at SDSU Allows for Groundbreaking Research

Distinctive New Microscope at SDSU Allows for Groundbreaking Research

There are fewer than two dozen SperoQT microscopes in use around the world.

A team of researchers found that Twitter users averaged 90 percent of their tweets in a single city during the 16-month study period—most often their home city.

Despite Digital Revolution, Distance Still Matters

Despite Digital Revolution, Distance Still Matters

Researchers find that physical distance still very much matters for human interactions despite the rise of digital technologies.

Luka Lomtadze

From SDSU-Georgia to Facebook

From SDSU-Georgia to Facebook

SDSU computer engineering junior Luka Lomtadze, a member of the first cohort of students in the SDSU-Georgia program, was selected to intern at Facebook.

University of Bristol roboticist Jonathan Rossiter (right) walks a virtual plank in SDSU professor Harsimran “Sim” Baweja

Making VR Learning a Reality

Making VR Learning a Reality

SDSU is leading the way for incorporating virtual and augmented reality in classroom instruction.

Aaron Elkins

Lie-detecting Kiosk Can Catch Deceptive Travelers

Lie-detecting Kiosk Can Catch Deceptive Travelers

A lie-detecting artificial intelligence program developed at SDSU is being tested at airports and borders around the world.

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Revisiting Visionary Utopia: Katherine Tingley’s Lomaland, 1898-1942

Monday, April 22, 2019

Revisiting Visionary Utopia: Katherine Tingley’s Lomaland, 1898-1942

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Revisiting Visionary Utopia: Katherine Tingley’s Lomaland, 1898-1942

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Revisiting Visionary Utopia: Katherine Tingley’s Lomaland, 1898-1942

Thursday, April 25, 2019

Asian American Pacific Islander Speaker Series: Dr. Teranishi

Thursday, April 25, 2019

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