CSUF Professor Predicts Next U.S. President: Joe Biden
For the last four presidential elections, Cal State Fullerton’s Chandrasekhar Putcha has applied a mathematical model to predict the next U.S. president.
Engineering and Computer Science
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Cybersecurity Scholars Share Safeguards to Ensure Your Vote Counts
Cal State Fullerton cybersecurity experts agree that voters shouldn’t worry about hackers undermining electronic voting systems in the Nov. 3 election, but such foreign adversaries pose a threat to voters’ personal information and to the presidential campaigns.
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Faculty and Staff Receive Nearly $9 Million in Grants, Contracts in Q1
Faculty and staff garnered close to $9 million in funding during the first quarter of the university’s 2020-21 fiscal year.
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Students Fired Up to Develop Miniature Satellite to Fight Wildfires
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.
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Faculty Showcase Expertise Through Publications, Presentations and Awards
See a listing of the recent publications, presentations and awards from Cal State Fullerton faculty.
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On a Mission to Develop Intelligent Unmanned Robots for the Military
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.
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Titan Designs New Way to Drive
Irwin Gill missed being able to operate a manual transmission when he lost use of his legs. So, he engineered a new to control a car.
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Faculty on Sabbatical to Explore Glitter, Hate Crimes and More
Fifty faculty members have been granted sabbaticals or leaves in the 2020-21 academic year to pursue a wide variety of scholarly projects.
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University Welcomes New Administrators, Department Chairs
Cal State Fullerton announces administrators and department chairs joining the university this fall, including a new provost and vice president for student affairs.
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Future Transportation Professional Studies Safe Streets, Access to all Users
Christopher Wongsavanh, a civil engineering graduate, is a recipient of a Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship from the U.S. Department of Transportation-Federal Highway Administration.