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Soil Microbes and Carbon Emissions: The Weather Factor
May 10From forests to deserts, ecologists find seasonal fluctuations in temperature affect microbial population and increase carbon emissions.
Red Flag: Childhood Irritability Could Signal Future Problems
May 6Psychologist Jillian Lee Wiggins received $5.4 million in NIH grants to study irritable youth to predict risk for mental health issues.
Improving the Nexus of Mind, Machine and Motor in Construction Robotics
May 4Civil engineer Reza Akhavian received a prestigious NSF CAREER award to improve coordination between construction workers and robots.
Two Students, One Mentor, 25 Years Apart
May 3Engineering senior Jamilla Thomas follows in her mother and older sisters footsteps at SDSU.
Resilient Restoration: Helping Southern California's Tribal Nations Adapt to Climate Change
Apr 27SDSU and UC Riverside ecologists are working with tribal partners to preserve culturally significant ecosystems and species.
#SDSUGrad: Kaitlin Chau
Apr 22In the fall, Kaitlin Chau will attend Boston College as part of the masters program in school counseling.
Interns Lend a Helping Hand in Disasters
Apr 13The Graduate Program in Homeland Security placed six students in service with the American Red Cross to assist responders in a wide range of emergencies.
Inspiring Interest in Ocean Conservation: Q&A with Sara Rosenblatt
Apr 8Mission Bay Aquatic Center marine science program assistant Sara Rosenblatt was recently honored by U.S. Sailing for developing STEM programs for youth.
SDSU Ecologists Lead Climate Adaptation Project Lauded as a Model
Apr 5The Connecting Wildlands and Communities project will be featured at the Southwest Adaptation Forum this week.
Big Ideas for Transborder Solutions
Mar 24Four ideas aim to address rural infrastructure, Imperial County health and environmental issues, transboundary water, and advancing 3D printing.