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Applying What You Learn Student Research Opportunities in Public Health
Jan 23Hands-on lab research in professor Eunha Hohs environmental science lab ranges from air and water quality to the California condor.
Common Foods Can Help Landscape the Jungle of Our Gut Microbiome
Jan 15Foods such as honey, licorice, stevia and oregano have an antimicrobial effect that can help improve our health.
Astronomers Pinpoint Two New Double-Star Planetary Systems
Jan 13The discoveries include the first circumbinary planet revealed by observations from NASAs TESS mission, which will search nearly the entire sky.
New Study Finds Behind-the-Scenes Employment of Women in Film Industry Increases
Jan 3The Celluloid Ceiling report has tracked womens employment on top grossing films for 22 years.
Research Horizons: Understanding Urban Wildfire
Dec 12SDSU engineering professor Alicia Kinoshita studies how fire alters landscapes and impacts urban environments.
Deep Brain Stimulation Safer for Patients with New MRI Compatible Electrode
Nov 21Carbon electrodes will last longer than metal when embedded in the brain of patients with Parkinsons and tremors, and wont be affected by MRI.
Research Horizons: Motivating People to Live Tobacco-free
Nov 7SDSU communication professor Rachael Record studies how to encourage people to shed excuses and make healthier decisions.
What Caused Boeing's 737 Max Crashes
Oct 24Flaws in the flight control system are linked to malfunctioning angle of attack sensors.
Research Horizons: Unraveling the Mysteries of Spider Silk
Oct 23Chemist Gregory Holland and his SDSU lab are working to create an artificial version of spider silk.
'Outdoor Lab' Fuels Critical Environmental Research and Sparks Student Passion
Oct 10SDSU students and faculty are advancing wildfire, water and flora research at Alvarado Creek.