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Antonio Palacios, professor of mathematics, is working to build sensors that rival the perfection of the natural world.

SDSU Art and Design faculty designed a mural on highway 94 honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

The work of five SDSU professors affirmed the need for diversity in the workplace and the benefits that come from it.

Cell Minder, a student engineered biotech storage solution, won the Lavin VentureStart Competition.

An SDSU professor uses Hollywood technology to research facial movements and speech-language development in children with cerebral palsy.

Three SDSU student organizations work together to collect 10,000 donated toys for less fortunate children.

A $600K award will fund an SDSU scientists research on brain network connectivity in autistic children and adolescents.

Leonard Lavin, the retired chair of Alberto Culver, renews support for SDSUs nationally ranked program.

118 local students had the opportunity to experience a day in the life of real engineers and scientists.

SDSU's Integrated Regenerative Research Institute aims to harness the power and healing potential of stem cells.