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The President's Lecture Series Featured Life Technologies Chairman and CEO, Greg Lucier.

Grants of the Week highlight some of the new awards received by SDSU researchers.

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

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

His focus on moving basic science discovery from bench-to-bedside, was an important characteristic of his approach to science.

A new discovery from SDSUs Donald P. Shiley BioScience Center finds the synthetic protein EP67 helps kick-start the immune system, preventing the flu.

The Zahn Center is an on-campus incubator at SDSU that helps student entrepreneurs turn their ideas into companies.

Student companies will have the opportunity to participate in an on-campus business incubator.

The grand prize for the SDSU Month Video Contest is a trip for two to the University of Washington football game.

Local philanthropist Darlene Shiley also pledged an additional $1 million for scholarships.