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SDSU's Viral Information Institute is a national leader in viral ecology and personalized medicine.

SDSU will digitize its plant collection for a statewide effort aimed at understanding effects of climate change on flowering time.

SDSU neuropsychologist Sarah Mattson explores the cognitive and behavioral effects of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.

A new study led by an SDSU biologist finds this critically important pine tree struggles to reproduce at higher temperatures.

Despite successful conservation efforts at large, condors living along the coast are less successful than their inland cousins.

A novel program helps fishermen avoid protected species in real time.

A new grant from USDA will promote indigenous knowledge, sustainability and agricultural careers to students.

SDSU is leading the way for incorporating virtual and augmented reality in classroom instruction.

An SDSU geologist has found the Mississippi River Delta is slowly receding below the waterline.

The new Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences Complex gives students and faculty the skills to bring their ideas to market.