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Lasers and liquids could help SDSU researchers detect amino acids on rocks from moons and other planets.

Imagine a world in which you can charge your car wirelessly in minutes. Thats the future engineer Chris Mi envisions, and one he will illuminate in the Albert W. Johnson Research lecture

The newly created Virtual Immersive Teaching and Learning (VITaL) Research Center will drive the concept of reality-virtual teaching and learning.

Two professors are the most recent recipients of NSF CAREER awards at SDSU for their work on mechanisms underlying cancer and COVID-19 treatments.

Funding will continue to support writing and teaching innovations.

Two SDSU engineers are developing a power storage system using repurposed electric vehicle batteries.

New SDSU hire will be the only National Academy member at any California State University (CSU) campus. Membership in the academy is considered among the highest national honors for scientists.

As we look to 2022, we reflect on some of the important SDSU stories of 2021.

Parental benefits such as Medi-Cal provide proven benefits to children, just not right away.

With support from a grant, SDSUs Viral Information Institute is exploring theories on whether some viruses pop up spontaneously.