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A $7.1 million University of California Climate Action award will support Indigenous land stewardship and fire management projects.

SDSU teamed up with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, NOAA and other institutions to model the impact of warming oceans on large migratory fish.

Q&A with engineer Saeed Manshadi, whose team uses artificial intelligence to calculate fire risk and help utilities decide when to shut off power.

SDSU geophysicists Matthew Weingarten and Ryley Hill explain how previously high water levels in the lakebed have triggered major earthquakes along the Southern San Andreas Fault.

SDSU mathematician Daniel Reinholz discusses how simulation software used to train math teachers may be reinforcing racist and sexist stereotypes.

The SDSU/National City schools collaboration connects science and the arts to make concepts of sustainability more accessible.

Students that write about why science matters to their lives helps keep them motivated and are likely to remain in STEM, SDSU psychologist Dustin Thoman.

The DARPA-funded project is developing environmentally-friendly technology to recover the elements from mine tailings for use in electric vehicles and solar panels.

Changing disease dynamics in San Diego County, statewide, and in six U.S. cities over the course of the pandemic reveals need for adaptable policies.

SDSU alumna Amelia-Juliette Demery (18) took a deep dive into 12 million years of bird evolution.