SDSU NewsCenter
Rising to $192.2M, SDSU Earns Record-Breaking Research Funding for Second Year in a Row
Jul 27368 researchers garnered 805 awards from 331 funding sources
Drying of the Salton Sea Has Staved Off Earthquakes For Now
Jul 24SDSU geophysicists Matthew Weingarten and Ryley Hill explain how previously high water levels in the lakebed have triggered major earthquakes along the Southern San Andreas Fault.
Getting at the Heart of the Atom: Oppenheimer, Nuclear Physics and Quantum Science
Jul 20Behind the film Oppenheimer and it's star-studded cast is a science that fuels the stars.
Award-Winning SDSU Researcher's Films Shed Light on HIV and Aging
Jun 27Megan Ebor's work reveals realities of HIV surge and prevention strategies for older adults, African Americans, and women.
Confronting the History Behind Educational Inequities
Jun 23A Q&A with assistant professor James Wright, looking backward for clues on a better way forward for schools.
Personalizing Science to Keep Students in STEM
May 23Students that write about why science matters to their lives helps keep them motivated and are likely to remain in STEM, SDSU psychologist Dustin Thoman.
Wearing Creativity On His Sleeve
May 8Sustainable materials are the hallmark of student innovation award winners clothing brand.
SDSU Researchers to Design Bacteria That Extract Rare Earth Elements
Apr 10The DARPA-funded project is developing environmentally-friendly technology to recover the elements from mine tailings for use in electric vehicles and solar panels.
SDSU VP Receives San Diego County's Public Health Champion Award
Apr 6Hala Madanat recognized for exemplary contributions promoting health in San Diego.
