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A look at the top campus stories from the past year.

Researchers at SDSU are on the frontlines in the battle against the lingering, harmful residue that smoking leaves behind.

A new study finds that, contrary to previous assumptions, the Arctic tundra releases at least as much methane during its cold season as it does during summer.

This professor is focused on developing better mathematics education curriculum.

Biologist Annalisa Berta has been elected a fellow of AAAS for her work studying whale anatomy and evolution.

SDSU psychologist Inna Fishman received a major grant to look for autisms neural signature in very young children.

SDSU biochemist Manal Swairjo sought out crystals for fun as a youngster, but now uses crystallography to better understand cells and improve medicine.

SDSU scientists created a new computer program capable of measuring the beauty of coral reefs.

SDSU researchers discover a new phenomenon in materials science by observing the compaction of puffed rice cereal.

Construction begins on SDSU's Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences Complex.