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SDSU researchers measure climate change in areas of Alaskan tundra where no modern humans have set foot

More than 650 students shared their scholarly projects with larger San Diego community

The March 2 family-friendly affair will feature over 100 youth-focused STEM hands-on activities and demonstrations.

SDSU College of Sciences pilots a dispensing program providing researchers with clean protective clothing as easily as getting a bag of chips.

The federally funded center, to be based at SDSU Mission Valley, will work with partner organizations across the western region of the United States.

SDSU biologists are analyzing genetics of hops to enhance production and flavor.

Continued connections to SDSU programs and Native community keep him going.

NASA internships were an unexpected dream come true for biology graduate whose experiments aim to learn how humans can survive space flight beyond the moon.

Planned research in the new center will study the non-biodegradable waste from tobacco products that accumulates on streets, flows into storm drains, and ends up on beaches.

An SDSU chemistry professor for 30 years, Smith was an early role model for women in science.