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Annual Student Research Symposium Returns to San Diego State

Annual Student Research Symposium Returns to San Diego State

The 12th annual Student Research Symposium is happening March 1 and 2.

Crosshairs indicate the location of the nova studied. Remnant can be seen as a partial arc to the right of the nova.

First Evidence Discovered of a Gigantic Remnant Around an Exploding Star

First Evidence Discovered of a Gigantic Remnant Around an Exploding Star

SDSU professor helps discover precursors to the tools we use to map the universe.

Research assistant Linda Chu extracts green wristband similar to ones used in study.

SDSU Researchers Find New Way to Measure Nicotine Exposure in Children

SDSU Researchers Find New Way to Measure Nicotine Exposure in Children

A team of researchers from SDSU have found silicone wristbands to be an effective way to measure children’s exposure to second-hand smoke.

Chris Glembotski

Promising Compound Draws Grant for SDSU Heart Institute

Promising Compound Draws Grant for SDSU Heart Institute

A rare perfect score on an application for NIH funding extends work on a drug to boost the body’s natural defenses against a heart attack.

Dwayne Roach, Ph.D., the Conrad Prebys Chair in Virology

New Frontiers in Personalized Medicine

New Frontiers in Personalized Medicine

Dwayne Roach's research in the field strengthens the capacity of SDSU's Viral Information Institute.

Under this new collaboration, faculty from UC Irvine will teach, mentor and advise students in the joint program.

Ph.D. Collaboration with UC Irvine Advances Computational Science

Ph.D. Collaboration with UC Irvine Advances Computational Science

The degree program will train students to work across teams and disciplines to help solve critical problems.

Students at the 2018 Student Research Symposium

Faculty Gearing Up for 12th Annual Student Research Symposium

Faculty Gearing Up for 12th Annual Student Research Symposium

Their mentorship helped push registration above 500 in last two years.

SDSU researcher Guadalupe X. “Suchi” Ayala.

CSU Chancellor Honors SDSU Researcher for Groundbreaking Research, Teaching

CSU Chancellor Honors SDSU Researcher for Groundbreaking Research, Teaching

Chancellor Timothy P. White has honored SDSU researcher Guadalupe X. “Suchi” Ayala for her groundbreaking achievements, and her exemplary impact on students.

College of Education professor Marilee Bresciani Ludvik.

SDSU Researcher Receives National Award from NASPA

SDSU Researcher Receives National Award from NASPA

College of Education professor Marilee Bresciani Ludvik will receive the Robert H. Shaffer Award for Academic Excellence as a Graduate Faculty Member.

Math education professor Daniel Reinholz works on the EQUIP app with two doctoral students, Amelia Stone-Johnstone and Antonio Martinez.

New App Promotes Equity in the Classroom

New App Promotes Equity in the Classroom

Created by SDSU and Michigan State University, the app also helps teachers be more intentional when eliciting student participation.

Hannes Schraft and a research team gathered rattlesnakes near Yuma, Arizona.

For Night Vision, Snakes See a Clear Choice

For Night Vision, Snakes See a Clear Choice

To study which senses a rattlesnake uses to move in darkness, an SDSU doctoral student developed a bold but simple test.

Cancer tumor in a mouse

SDSU Scientists Find New Way to Study Aggressive Form of Cancer

SDSU Scientists Find New Way to Study Aggressive Form of Cancer

A persistent graduate student and fellow researchers have created a blueprint for scientists to study a cancer mutation in animal models.

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

Monday, February 25, 2019

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

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

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

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Money Matters!

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week/Day

Thursday, February 28, 2019

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