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Golden Years are 'Giving Back' Time for Psychology Professor
Jun 2Professor emeritus Jerome Sattler remains engaged with SDSU nearly two decades after leaving the full-time faculty.
SDSU Study Reveals History of Lake Cahuilla
May 31The lakebed, now home to the Salton Sea, filled with water and then dried up again many times over thousands of years.
Banned Contaminants Still Threaten Endangered California Condors
May 18SDSU and San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance researchers find high levels of toxic compounds in coastal condors and the marine mammals they consume.
Incredibly Competitive Fulbright Grants Awarded to Six Students
May 16A graduate student will study algal blooms in the biggest lake in Armenia; others will teach English in Spain and South Korea.
From Bacteria to Archaea: Resource Recovery from Wastewater
Apr 14Environmental engineering professor Christy Dykstra earns an NSF CAREER award to continue her research on bioelectrotechnical systems for energy recovery from wastewater
School of Public Health Draws a Top 20 Ranking
Mar 29The College of Educations educational administration program and aerospace engineering are also highly ranked by U.S. News & World Report.
Seeking Soil-Based Solutions
Mar 25SDSU biologists received new grants to unravel mysteries of microbes around the world
SDSU Research Says Docile Gecko is a Savage Scorpion Predator
Mar 23SDSU researchers document geckos violently shaking from side to side to immobilize their scorpion prey.
Arctic Greening Could Have Unexpected Climate Consequences
Mar 21A new study led by SDSU biologist Donatella Zona says an earlier spring could jeopardize the tundras ability to store carbon.
The Sequoia of Spiders: A New Species of Ancient Arachnid
Mar 3SDSU biologists identified a new lampshade spider species in the southern Sierra Nevada.