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Using acceleration technology and machine learning tools, the team monitors snake behaviors as part of conservation effort.

SDSU physicists harness the power of quantum science to develop new materials that provide legions of benefits

The annual Aztecs Rock Hunger campaign raised $95,690 in a three-week period to benefit SDSU Economic Crisis Response Team, A.S. Food Pantry and The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank

New grant for artificial intelligence and machine learning processing power will expedite high-performance computing research across campuses

SDSU College of Sciences pilots a dispensing program providing researchers with clean protective clothing as easily as getting a bag of chips.

The NEH awards are for research and programs at Hispanic-Serving Institutions.

Whether they're monitoring crops or responding to disasters, SDSU engineer Junfei Xie wants to make unmanned aerial vehicles more accessible to users.

California Jobs First provides $600 million to 13 regions of the state to support the development of a carbon-neutral economy.

SDSU's School of Communication faculty mentor students to learn hands-on about how research projects are managed, conducted, and reported.

Gift from the Conrad Prebys Foundation will address a labor shortage in youth behavioral health services and diversify the workforce.