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SDSU researchers find more sensorimotor connections in the cerebellum, but fewer connections for higher cognition.

Melissa Soto says there's more to math than speed and accuracy.

SDSU biologist Rob Edwards hunts the world over for new viruses using the latest computer science technology.

How does a statistician make sense of the upsets and long-shot probabilities of the NCAA tournament?

A new study by SDSU psychology professor Jean M. Twenge shows that Americans are more tolerant of controversial lifestyles than theyve been in the past.

A new study finds that limiting flies to specific eating hours protected their hearts against aging.

Four SDSU programs were recognized in U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Graduate Schools 2016.

The SDSU Library provides new and innovative opportunities with its new 3-D studio, buildIT.

Using a computer simulation of a fin whale head, scientists discovered the animal's skull amplifies and conducts low frequencies to their ear bones.

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the discovery of bacteriophage, scientists gathered to reflect on the field's history and speculate its future.