Publications, Presentations and Honors Showcase Faculty Expertise
Cal State Fullerton faculty published, presented and received honors for their work in January 2021.
Cal State Fullerton faculty published, presented and received honors for their work in January 2021.
University faculty and staff were awarded more than $9 million in funding during the period October to December 2020.
Timothy W. Lancey, professor emeritus of mechanical engineering died on Jan. 16. He was 81.
Three Cal State Fullerton online graduate programs — education, business and engineering — are in the top 25 schools ranked nationwide by U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 Best Online Programs list released Jan. 26. Four CSUF programs also ranked in the top three statewide. The College of Education’s fully online master’s program continued its […]
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’s top 20 stories of 2020 reflect the deep resilience of Titan faculty, staff and students, and supporters against the backdrop of a pandemic, social unrest and a historic presidential election.
After spending nine hours attempting to hack into a fictional water and power plant, a team of Cal State Fullerton cybersecurity students successfully cyberattacked the system to qualify for a spot in January’s National Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition.
Cal State Fullerton recently honored 78 full-time faculty members for their outstanding record of service to students, the university and the community. The annual Faculty Recognition Awards event, established in 1995, was held virtually for the first time this semester. The recognition program, sponsored by the Office of the Provost and Vice President for Academic […]
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.
A spinal chord injury inspired Cal State Fullerton mechanical engineering graduate Irwin Gill ’20 to invent a new way to drive a car.