Feb 5, 2019 | Biology, –Featured
“In 2019 we hope to expand and extend the results that we’ve gotten so far and do studies in larger animals, (where) the hearts are more like a human heart than the mouse heart,” said Glembotski, whose grant application achieved a rare perfect score from its NIH review panel. “Once we’ve completed those studies…
Jan 29, 2019 | Computational Science, –Featured
“Students of computational science are versatile and nimble. They are able to move around and work within different disciplines and teams,” said Jose Castillo, director of SDSU’s Computational Science Research Center (CSRC) and co-director of the SDSU/UC Irvine…
Jan 8, 2019 | Biology, –Featured
San Diego State University doctoral student Hannes Schraft wanted to learn whether rattlesnakes find their way around at night with their eyes alone, or get an assist from the same thermal-sensing abilities they use to hunt prey.
Nov 5, 2018 | Psychology, –Featured
The research team is working on ways to better detect language problems in children prior to age 3, when intervention might be more effective. By La Monica Everett-Haynes Children with undiagnosed language problems are more likely to have difficulty in school, and...
Oct 24, 2018 | Psychology, –Featured
Psychologist Inna Fishman’s research indicates the presence of biological markers in the brain in children with autism. By Jeff Ristine Think of the brain as a complex transportation hub, a place where neural traffic heads off in any number of directions to make...
Oct 22, 2018 | Psychology, –Featured
The National Institutes of Health award is one of the largest in university history. By Kellie Woodhouse San Diego State University has received a $19.9 million award—one of the largest in university history—to create a new center for transdisciplinary research on...
