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A new study finds that HIV-positive adults are more likely to experience hearing loss, regardless of disease severity or treatment.

Why did NASA scientists name a geologic feature on Mars

SDSUs greenhouse contains a marvelous variety of plants that are beautiful, amazing and occasionally downright fetid.

Sanford Bernsteins influence in the field of biology reaches far and wide.

A new telescope will let SDSU astronomers see farther into the universe than ever beforefrom the comfort of their own labs.

SDSU's Robert Quimby received a share of a $3 million prize for his work on an investigation into the expansion of the universe.

In his latest story, SDSU nuclear physicist and sci-fi author Calvin W. Johnson writes about the working-class heroes responsible for futuristic technology.

Biologist Rulon Clark studies small mammals' strategies for avoiding snakebitesand explains why humans shouldn't worry so much about them.

SDSU's Mammalogy Collection boasts an impressive collection of skins and skeletons from creatures great and small.

An SDSU biologist is learning how to encourage safer animal-crossing along SR-67.