The second annual AI & Academia Conference brought together nearly 200 faculty from 14 California State University campuses to share ideas around “The Future of Critical Thinking” through workshops, panels and roundtable discussions. The Feb. 20 event was hosted in CSUF’s Pollak Library and was planned by faculty fellows in the Writing Across the Curriculum […]
Albert Einstein theorized that gravitational waves, or ripples in the fabric of spacetime, existed when he made his theory of relativity in 1915. A century later, Cal State Fullerton physicists, as part of the international LIGO-Virgo collaboration, proved this prediction to be true when the LIGO Scientific Collaboration spotted gravitational waves with the Laser Interferometer […]
With the spring 2026 semester underway at Cal State Fullerton, the newly formed Mathematical Art Circle invites students, faculty and staff to experience mathematics as a creative practice grounded in art-making and shared exploration. CSUF student Jordan Incledon will lead “Paper in Motion,” a workshop focused on exploring mathematical ideas through folding, moving and cutting […]
Campus community members walking through the Pollak Library on Sept. 19 heard a palpable buzz coming from the first-floor lobby. That was the sound of the Titan Supercomputing Center Research Symposium. Supported by the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs through its Titans Thinking Together initiative, the symposium reflects a broader campus commitment to cross-disciplinary […]
Cal State Fullerton students are using high-performance computing and data science to tackle complex problems across a wide range of disciplines. Their innovative work will be on display Sept. 19 from 1:30-4 p.m. at the Titan Supercomputing Center Research Symposium, a campus-wide event celebrating student research and the expanding role of computational tools at CSUF. […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Faculty Affairs and Records announced the tenure and/or promotion of 61 faculty members.
A team of Cal State Fullerton chemistry students — Linh Kim, Niko Clark, Ashley Godoy and Marissa Figueroa — and their research adviser Allyson Fry-Petit, spent a week this summer at Argonne National Laboratory studying the synthesis of a reported room temperature superconductor. Superconductors are materials used in technologies ranging from MRI machines to high-speed […]
As part of the Organic Synthesis course, 11 graduate students from Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry had the opportunity to visit Pfizer Laboratories in La Jolla. They were accompanied by Stevan Pecic, CSUF associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry. Paul Richardson, director of the medicinal chemistry division, hosted the visit and provided […]
Glen MacDonald, a distinguished professor at UCLA and member of the National Academy of Sciences, will visit CSUF on April 9 to give a seminar on his research about wildfires in California. Hosted by the Department of Geological Sciences, the seminar will take place in Gordon Hall, Room 252, from 4-5 p.m. The talk will […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Math and Science Teachers Initiative and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics student club will host a free screening of the award-winning documentary “Counted Out” on Pi Day, March 14. The event will take place in McCarthy Hall, Room 121, and a discussion panel will follow the film. All CSUF students, […]