Cal State Fullerton geology alums and longtime supporters of the Department of Geological Sciences pledge a $400,000 legacy gift to support geology students in their academic endeavors.
To help students boost their academic performance and stick with STEM majors, Cal State Fullerton’s Yu Bai, assistant professor of computer engineering, is working on a solution using artificial intelligence — machines that think like humans.
Cal State Fullerton donors and longtime supporters, the late Nicholas Begovich, and his wife, Lee, received the 2020 “ECS Philanthropist of the Year” award from the College of Engineering and Computer Science.
Marketing major Devlin Hamidjaja made the most of his internship at Kellogg’s – impressing company leadership.
Educators across the country recently learned ways to start and navigate conversations when upholding racial justice and inclusion in K-12 classrooms. The discussion took place at a Nov. 18 panel, “Beyond Allyship: Being an Anti-Racist Co-Conspirator,” that was part of a Cal State Fullerton webinar series focused on anti-racist teaching. The event was also featured […]
For those who are visually impaired, doing the simplest tasks and activities isn’t always easy to complete. If a blind person can give a robot a voice command to do a simple task, such as “Please open the fridge, pick up the water bottle and bring it to me,” it can change his or her […]
Economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka are optimistic about the economic recovery from the pandemic, but they predict the road will be bumpy and uneven over the next two years.
Senior An Thien Le is the recipient of the 2020 CSU Trustee Award for Outstanding Achievement, the third consecutive accounting student from CSUF to achieve the honor.
As wildfires continue to cause destruction across California, a team of engineering students is exploring a solution to fight the devastating infernos by designing and building a miniaturized satellite known as a CubeSat.
Cal State Fullerton computer engineer Yu Bai is directing a new research project to develop more efficient and intelligent hardware for unmanned robots for the U.S. Army, funded by a three-year award, expected to total $418,657, from the Army Research Office.