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A $2.8 million NIH grant increases support of an SDSU program that prepares students for doctoral and science careers worldwide.

World-renowned cardiac researchers will speak at a Nov. 8 symposium on campus.

The new doctoral program responds to a country-wide shortage of physical therapists.

SDSU anthropologist Erin Riley and a group of 215 researchers from around the globe find an alarming decline in biodiversity.

A $3.9 million Dept. of Energy grant will turn a solar energy theory and a lab model into a full-scale testing device.

Two SDSU professors confirmed the amateur discovery of a planet orbiting twin suns that is orbited by a second distant pair of stars.

SDSU student Cassandra Cook was recognized for outstanding achievement by a first-generation student.

SDSU alumni are part of the team that sent Curiosity to Mars.

A Fulbright winner, doctoral student Kimberley Miller is exploring climate change.

Kim Olsen has created a computer-generated model of an 8.0 earthquake in southern California.