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SDSUs new chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering wants to ramp up research while maintaining excellent teaching.

SDSU geophysicist Kim Olsen helped simulate the enormous 19th-century New Madrid earthquakes and found they could occur again.

SDSU's Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences Complex will develop real-world applications for research discoveries.

The EIS Complex will feature modern labs in classic architecture.

SDSU's Visualization Center is helping to develop software that more accurately predicts wildfire movement.

SDSU's GREW Fellowship offers early-career researchers hands-on, practical advice for securing grants and connecting with funding agencies.

SDSU researchers receive a major NIH grant to study brain and cognitive changes in aging adults with autism.

Civil engineering chair Janusz Supernak recently led his 25th consecutive team of students to an annual regional engineering competition, and the team did him proud.

SDSU researchers have discovered a molecular process that helps bacteria trick the brains defenses.

Eunha Hoh searches for harmful pollutants that we never even knew existed.