How is your brain processing the words you are reading right now? That’s the focus of neurocognitive scientist Phillip Holcomb’s nearly five decades of research

Autonomous vehicles rely on sophisticated technology to make decisions without direct human input. But is this technology safe? SDSU computer scientists weigh in

Chemical biologist Jeffrey Gustafson (‘05) received a CSU-wide award for his renowned work leveraging the shape of chemicals to find less harmful cancer drugs

SDSU biologists are analyzing genetics of beer’s key ingredient to enhance production and flavor

Did the world’s largest active volcano show warning signs before it began to erupt? Vic Camp sheds light on the science surrounding Hawai’i’s Mauna Loa.

NASA released the first images taken by their latest and most technologically advanced telescope yet – what does this mean for SDSU’s astronomers?

SDSU’s Maximizing Access to Research Careers program has helped 173 students find success as nascent researchers.

As a proud Chicana woman, Lee is excited she gets to answer very practical questions with her favorite subject. “It will always stay magical; you have crazy, obscure math and it describes how real things work.”