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In his latest story, SDSU nuclear physicist and sci-fi author Calvin W. Johnson writes about the working-class heroes responsible for futuristic technology.

Biologist Rulon Clark studies small mammals' strategies for avoiding snakebitesand explains why humans shouldn't worry so much about them.

SDSU's Mammalogy Collection boasts an impressive collection of skins and skeletons from creatures great and small.

An SDSU biologist is learning how to encourage safer animal-crossing along SR-67.

A program allows researchers to look back in time to see how precipitation across the globe contributed to major weather events.

SDSU is teaming up with San Diego County to put viral messaging research into practice with a new Twitter-based emergency warning system.

Arachnid researcher Marshal Hedin talks about dodging moonshiners and braving bites to learn more about our fascinating eight-legged friends.

Oscar Chavez used his psychology studies to add to SDSU's adaptation of

Analyzing data from 6.9 million people, SDSU professor Jean M. Twenge found Americans are more depressed now than they were in the 1980s.

Astronomer Robert Quimby played trombone in a successful ska punk band before giving it up for science.