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Students in the lab of Mark Sussman, Ph.D., director of SDSU
A Model for Research Success
When private giving leverages public funding, amazing things happen.
Brain images of typically developing adolescents and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Autism Research Uncovers Brain Connections
A $600K award will fund an SDSU scientist’s research on brain network connectivity in autistic children and adolescents.
Back of Hepner Hall
Profiles of Leadership
Leadership Starts Here is a bold statement of San Diego State University's impact and commitment.
Aztecs inside the Mars testbed at NASA
From SDSU to Mars
Aztecs from the Class of 1980 through the Class of 2005 were part of the Mars Science Laboratory team.
A high-tech room full of computers.
Well Connected
A new NSF grant supports construction of a network for data-intensive research exchange.
These photomicrograph cardiac stem cells isolated from mouse hearts clustered together in the shape of a heart.
Tissue Regeneration at Heart of New Institute
SDSU's Integrated Regenerative Research Institute aims to harness the power and healing potential of stem cells.
Glen Brandenburg (left) and California Energy Commissioner Andrew McAllister
Commissioner Visit Highlights Energy Efficiency
A visit by California Energy Commissioner Andrew McAllister highlights sustainable facilities and programs on campus.
Initiative for Maximizing Student Development program students
Healing Opportunities for Diverse Students
A $2.8 million NIH grant increases support of an SDSU program that prepares students for doctoral and science careers worldwide.
golden monkey
Scientists Partner to Protect Environment
A $1.3 Million NSF award will send an SDSU-led research team to China.
Mark Sussman
New Discoveries in Treating Heart Disease
World-renowned cardiac researchers will speak at a Nov. 8 symposium on campus.
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