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NASA internships were an unexpected dream come true for biology graduate whose experiments aim to learn how humans can survive space flight beyond the moon.

Planned research in the new center will study the non-biodegradable waste from tobacco products that accumulates on streets, flows into storm drains, and ends up on beaches.

Students and faculty worked with community organizations to strategize the best ways to bring fresh produce to underserved populations.

An SDSU chemistry professor for 30 years, Smith was an early role model for women in science.

A new competitive accelerator powered by SDSU will provide funding, mentorship and programming for early-stage start-ups.

Two SDSU scholarship recipients show promising future in astronomy, cybersecurity.

The awards will support research, scholarship and creative activities in a variety of disciplines, from geography to public health.

Grant funds staffing and training, expands network of shared computing resources available to support SDSUs growing research activity.

New SDSU FUERTE faculty address Latinx health disparities

SDSU researchers join call for a more collaborative and inclusive approach to fire science in an increasingly fire-prone world.