After identifying water molecules on the moon, NASA is sending a rover to the lunar surface to gather more information — with the help of an SDSU engineering student!
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A Magazine of Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities at SDSU
Food deserts in underserved communities? A coastline threatened by climate change? The future of transportation? SDSU researchers are providing solutions that today's most pressing problems.
Reclaiming the Air, One Sonic Snapshot at a Time
Audio engineer Chris Warren has traveled the globe capturing sound environments and
making them available to anyone through his app, EchoThief.
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Evolving the Blue Economy
SDSU biologists are leading a nationwide team to revolutionize kelp farming.
AWJ Winner Decodes the Brain
How is your brain processing the words you are reading right now? That’s the focus of neurocognitive scientist Phillip Holcomb’s research, and the topic of his March 15 lecture.
Self-Driving Cars: The Next Computing Revolution
Autonomous vehicles rely on sophisticated technology to make decisions without direct human input. But is this technology safe? SDSU scientists and engineers are hopeful their research might soon allow computers to take the wheel.
High-Impact Experiences
Involvement in entrepreneurship, student research, creative arts and student clubs transforms the college experience and helps students identify their passions. At SDSU, we encourage students to get a real taste of what it's like to be scholars in action.
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SDSU Imperial Valley on the Rise
With an infusion of funding to support STEM programs, bolster nursing education and expand health disparities research, SDSU Imperial Valley (SDSU IV) is on the precipice of a major expansion that will allow the border-adjacent campus to better serve the surrounding community during a time of unprecedented growth.