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SDSU Engineers Enhance a Sustainable, Cheap Toilet Alternative
Aug 28An innovative low-water toilet offers dignity and sanitation for underserved communities.
Where to Go? SDSU Student Identifies Transit Line Needs
Aug 15Psychology masters student Adriana Rios achieves many firsts while leading an interdisciplinary team to assess the accessibility of public restrooms in San Diego transit areas.
Climate Change is Impacting the Ocean's Top Fish Predators
Aug 9SDSU teamed up with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, NOAA and other institutions to model the impact of warming oceans on large migratory fish.
Preventing Wildfires Sparked by Power Lines
Jul 31Q&A with engineer Saeed Manshadi, whose team uses artificial intelligence to calculate fire risk and help utilities decide when to shut off power.
California Tobacco Researchers Recommend Policy Changes to Defend Against Thirdhand Smoke
Jul 28Study led by researchers from SDSU and other institutions finds gaps in smokefree policies and proposes solutions to protect the public
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.
SDSUxCOMIC-CON: From Star Wars to Superpowered Sea Urchins, Scholarship Sharpens the Panels
Jul 17More than 15 faculty, students, and alumni will participate in 13 panels at the 2023 gathering
SDSU's Fulbright Winners Plan To Explore South Africa and Colombia
Jun 20The two recent graduates will embark on research and creative endeavors around the world.
Q&A: Tackling Bias in Math Teacher Education
Jun 13SDSU mathematician Daniel Reinholz discusses how simulation software used to train math teachers may be reinforcing racist and sexist stereotypes.