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Hala Madanat Appointed Vice President for Research & Innovation

Hala Madanat has supported a number of strategic priorities and initiatives including SDSU’s COVID-19 response, growth in research enterprise and innovation-related developments across the university.

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Space Magnets: SDSU Alumna Designs Technology for Future Moon Missions

Shideh Naderi leads a NASA team developing cryogenic fluid management technology for missions to the moon and Mars.

Research

SDSU Researchers Net Record-Breaking $164.5M

Some 350 principal investigators received 761 awards from 323 sponsors.

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SDSUxCOMIC-CON: Harry Potter’s Academic Magic

An SDSU literacy expert and her former research participant bring powerful credentials to Comic-Con’s Potter Fandom panel.

A view of SDSU Imperial Valley in September 2021.

Research

State Budget Commits $80 Million to Bolster STEM Education, Research in Imperial Valley

A new facility at the SDSU campus in Brawley will support the region’s burgeoning exploration of the extraction and uses of lithium.

SDSU President Adela de la Torre (center) leads a ribbon-cutting for the university

Research

SDSU Opens Mesoamerican Center in Oaxaca

New center and accompanying conference set the stage for growth of binational research.

Doctors found that doing daily household chores can significantly reduce the risk of stroke.

Want to Reduce Stroke Risk? Sit Less. Move More. Do Chores.

Vacuuming, mopping, walking a pet or playing catch may be enough activity to avoid a stroke, according to an SDSU study published in JAMA Network Online.

$Today, the Salton Sea occupies a fraction of the area once covered by Lake Cahuilla. Photo: Susanne Clara Bard.$

SDSU Study Reveals History of Lake Cahuilla

The lakebed, now home to the Salton Sea, filled with water and then dried up again many times over thousands of years.

A California shellfish farmer sorts through recently harvested oysters from Tomales Bay, California. Credit: Jim Sullivan.

California Shellfish Farmers Adapt to Climate Change

SDSU and Oregon State University researchers probe growers’ strategies for keeping the sustainable industry resilient as oceans turn more acidic.

Condors at Pinnacles National Park in central California. (Photo courtesy of San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance)

Banned Contaminants Still Threaten Endangered California Condors

SDSU and San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance researchers find high levels of toxic compounds in coastal condors and the marine mammals they consume.

Anna Scavo, Faramarz Valafar and Sam Modlin, members of the SDSU Laboratory for Pathogenesis of Clinical Drug Resistance and Persistence.

SDSU Researchers Identify Rare Genetic Markers of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis

Search for rare mutations in bacterial genome could lead to better diagnostics and treatments – reducing morbidity caused by the deadly disease.

SDSU’s Spirit of Innovation Award Goes to Longtime EV Enthusiast

Juan Rojas has been involved with the Aztec Electric Racing club since his first year. In June, the club puts its project to the ultimate test.

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