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Project Launching to Remove Tobacco Product Waste from San Diego Beaches, Parks

Project Launching to Remove Tobacco Product Waste from San Diego Beaches, Parks

The team will collect and document tobacco pollution to create maps and statistical models in an effort to better understand the distribution of waste and develop solutions to combat the problem.

Elise Ramirez is an undergraduate researcher in the School of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences.

Making Bilingual Speech Language Therapy More Accessible

Making Bilingual Speech Language Therapy More Accessible

Elise Ramirez is a senior helping to promote telepractice to assess one’s native language.

Microbiologist Nick Shikuma with rising sophomore researcher Sama Rakin Michael.

Head Start to Microbiology Research as a Rising Sophomore

Head Start to Microbiology Research as a Rising Sophomore

Sama Rakin Michael began as a teaching assistant and is now working on genetically modifying bacteria in the lab.

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Fast Track to Machine Learning Research via MESA

Fast Track to Machine Learning Research via MESA

Senior James Bunnell will have co-published five scientific papers when he graduates in the fall with a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering.

Extreme heat combined with ozone from vehicle pollution leads to increased hospitalizations for respiratory issues especially in the poorer ZIP codes.

Poor Hit Hardest By Extreme Heat and Ozone

Poor Hit Hardest By Extreme Heat and Ozone

On hot days, the recurring combination increases hospitalizations in low-income ZIP codes more than other areas.

3D digital reconstruction of the skull of Aetiocetus weltoni, an ancient whale that is the evolutionary

Ancient Baleen Whales Had a Mouthful

Ancient Baleen Whales Had a Mouthful

CT scans of a 25 million year-old fossil skull show the Aetiocetus weltoni had both teeth and baleen, unlike modern whales.

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Mentorship in Action: Cancer Researchers Unlock Secrets of Tumor Growth

Mentorship in Action: Cancer Researchers Unlock Secrets of Tumor Growth

For doctoral student Jennifer Waters, mentor Carrie House has been essential to her development as a research scientist.

A report by leading environmental scientists urges California to act to protect the marine ecosystem against microplastic pollution.

Report Urges California to Act to Protect Marine Ecosystems Against Microplastics

Report Urges California to Act to Protect Marine Ecosystems Against Microplastics

Leading environmental scientists including SDSU’s Eunha Hoh assessed the risks of the ocean pollution.

Evolutionary biologists have developed a new computational approach to genomic species delineation that improves upon current methods and could impact policy in the future.

New Approach to Identify Genetic Boundaries of Species Could Impact Policy

New Approach to Identify Genetic Boundaries of Species Could Impact Policy

Evolutionary biologists model the process of speciation, which follows population formation, improving on current species delineation methods.

Todd Braje and students engage in field research on the Channel Islands.

Island Extinctions in the Pleistocene? Don’t Blame Us

Island Extinctions in the Pleistocene? Don’t Blame Us

Scientists find the arrival of humans to uninhabited islands during the past 2.6 million years had minimal impacts on biodiversity loss, contrary to previous beliefs.

Ecologist Xiaofeng Xu and colleagues found that seasonal fluctuations in temperature lead to a corresponding fluctuation in microbial populations in the soil, and increased carbon emissions.

Soil Microbes and Carbon Emissions: The Weather Factor

Soil Microbes and Carbon Emissions: The Weather Factor

From forests to deserts, ecologists find seasonal fluctuations in temperature affect microbial population and increase carbon emissions.

Pyschologist Jillian Lee Wiggins works with young children and youth to study irritability and predict risks for mental health issues later in life.

Red Flag: Childhood Irritability Could Signal Future Problems

Red Flag: Childhood Irritability Could Signal Future Problems

Psychologist Jillian Lee Wiggins received $5.4 million in NIH grants to study irritable youth to predict risk for mental health issues.

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