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Members of SDSU MEP
Celebrating 30 Years of STEM Success
The MESA Engineering Program at SDSU has combined academic support and out-of-classroom engagement to ensure student success.
The SDSU Science Sampler allows all ages to enjoy interactive lectures and activities.
Science Research Sampler
The SDSU Science Sampler will take place throughout campus on Friday, March 22.
Grants of the Week
Grants of the Week highlight some of the new awards received by SDSU researchers.
Marcel Hetu and Manna Iwabuchi
Science Scholarships Awarded
Twelve students researching areas from medicine to engineering received scholarships totalling $90,000.
Richard "Doc" Morris started teaching physics at San Diego State in 1957.
Cymer Gift Honors Physics Legend
The $300,000 gift honors Richard "Doc" Morris, who has taught at SDSU for 55 years.
Darwin book
Darwin Still Rules!
A new book by Stanley Maloy, dean of the College of Sciences, asks scientists why evolutionary research matters.
SDSU Professor William Tong
Prof. William Tong is CSUPERB
Tong, received the CSU Andreoli Faculty Service Award for his novel laser research.
Kristian Brown
Alums Dubbed Emerging Scholars
Two graduates of SDSU’s Minority Access to Research Careers program are recognized for their academic research by Diverse magazine.
Top 10 of 2011
Top 10 NewsCenter Stories of 2011
From March Madness to a new president, there was plenty of news that excited Aztecs this year.
Carrano in his chemistry lab where his research focuses on the biology of iron.
Carl Carrano Named 2012 AAAS Fellow
The chemistry professor is the sixth SDSU faculty member to receive the honor.
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