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Environmental engineering professor Natalie Mladenov and her student Lorelay Mendoza (pictured) tested different sensors to detect bacterial contamination in waterways.

Submersible Sensors Rapidly Detect Bacterial Pollution in Water

Submersible Sensors Rapidly Detect Bacterial Pollution in Water

Fluorescence-based devices can alert authorities to contamination after a storm by looking for an improbable marker: tryptophan.

Lisa Kath

Stockpiling and Stress: Dealing with Uncertainty

Stockpiling and Stress: Dealing with Uncertainty

Lisa Kath, associate professor of psychology at SDSU, discusses the psychology of stockpiling and the stress of uncertainty.

SDSU viral ecologist Forest Rohwer was chosen for a Moore Foundation award to research how coral reefs adapt to climate change. Photo: Scott Hargrove

SDSU Ecologist Receives Prestigious Moore Foundation Award

SDSU Ecologist Receives Prestigious Moore Foundation Award

Forest Rohwer has been awarded $2 million to explore ways to help coral reefs adapt to climate change.

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Exercising Cuts Risk of Invasive Cancers for Older Women

Exercising Cuts Risk of Invasive Cancers for Older Women

A study of 6,000 women aged 63 and over shows the more active they are, the lower their risk for 13 cancers such as breast cancer.

Nearly 430 students participated in the two-day Student Research Symposium. (Video: Melissa Porter/SDSU)

Symposium an ‘Eye-opening’ Event for Student Researchers

Symposium an ‘Eye-opening’ Event for Student Researchers

The Student Research Symposium gives students a much-desired platform to practice scientific communication.

A new study finds that exposure to high temperatures during the last week of pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of preterm birth.

Heatwave Exposure Linked to Increased Risk of Preterm Birth in California

Heatwave Exposure Linked to Increased Risk of Preterm Birth in California

The hotter the temperature and longer the heatwave, the greater the risk according to research.

The Partnership Scholars Program helps develop the next generation of underrepresented researchers devoted to solving cancer health disparities. Photo: Scott Hargrove, Video: Padma Nagappan

Nurturing Undergrad Cancer Researchers

Nurturing Undergrad Cancer Researchers

Partnership Scholars Program offers underrepresented students paid internships, training and exposure to cancer research.

SDSU senior Citlayi Villaseñor conducts research in biochemistry professor Tom Huxford

Upcoming Student Research Symposium Teaches Budding Scientists Confidence

Upcoming Student Research Symposium Teaches Budding Scientists Confidence

More than 400 students are slated to present their research, scholarship and creative activities at the annual symposium, Feb 28-29.

SDSU President Adela de la Torre addresses the Adobe Creative Campus event audience.

Adobe and SDSU Partner to Create More Digitally Literate Campus

Adobe and SDSU Partner to Create More Digitally Literate Campus

The Adobe AzTech Alliance will provide a faculty fellowship and a number of mini grants.

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Climate Data at Your Fingertips

Climate Data at Your Fingertips

A web tool developed by SDSU researchers offers instant access to global climate data.

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New Fireside Charla Episode Discusses Autism Research

New Fireside Charla Episode Discusses Autism Research

About one in 59 children has been identified with autism spectrum disorder according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Student research opportunities in professor Eunha Hoh

Applying What You Learn – Student Research Opportunities in Public Health

Applying What You Learn – Student Research Opportunities in Public Health

Hands-on lab research in professor Eunha Hoh’s environmental science lab ranges from air and water quality to the California condor.

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