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A program allows researchers to look back in time to see how precipitation across the globe contributed to major weather events.

SDSU is teaming up with San Diego County to put viral messaging research into practice with a new Twitter-based emergency warning system.

Arachnid researcher Marshal Hedin talks about dodging moonshiners and braving bites to learn more about our fascinating eight-legged friends.

Astronomer Robert Quimby played trombone in a successful ska punk band before giving it up for science.

SDSU psychologist Sarah Mattson was part of a study which found that symptoms of autism were common in people with Jacobsen syndrome.

Now a year old, SDSU's Areas of Excellence are conducting cutting-edge research and bringing in talented new faculty.

Megan Jennings braves raucous traffic and rattlesnakes to learn where and how animals cross busy Highway 67 in eastern San Diego County.

New NIH grants will allow SDSU psychologist Ralph-Axel Mller to explore the autistic brain using fMRI, EEG, and MEG brain imaging technologies in tandem.

Scientists at SDSU overcame equipment failure, space constraints and shark-infested waters to sequence DNA in the middle of the Pacific.

A new study by SDSU biologists has found that coxsackie virus infects cardiac progenitor cells, potentially setting up infected hearts for early failure.