Aspiring Doctor Studies Possible Solutions to Bacterial Infections in Argentina
Nima Aminzadeh, a biological science student at Cal State Fullerton, studied bacterial infections this summer in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
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$1.2 Million Grant to Prepare Underrepresented Students for Doctoral Programs in Gravitational-Wave Astronomy
Cal State Fullerton is receiving a nearly $1.2 million National Science Foundation grant to prepare underrepresented students in the emerging field of gravitational-wave astronomy and create a pathway to enter a doctoral program at one of three Ph.D.-granting partner universities.
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CSUF, Alabama Paleontologists Discover New Species of Giant Fossil Turtle
Cal State Fullerton paleontologist James F. Parham and a team of collaborators have discovered a new giant species of freshwater turtle that lived among dinosaurs 83 million years ago.
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University Announces Faculty Tenure and Promotions
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Faculty Affairs and Records has announced the tenure and/or promotion of 64 faculty members.
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Meet CSUF’s New Faculty Members
Cal State Fullerton welcomes 27 assistant and associate professors during the 2022-23 academic year.
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New Science and Math Students Explore What It’s Like to be a STEM Major
The first-ever College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics’ Summer STEM Academy, supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation, gives incoming Cal State Fullerton freshmen and transfer students an immersive introduction to science and math disciplines.
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Marine Geologist Lands Stint at National Science Foundation
Joe Carlin, Cal State Fullerton associate professor of geological sciences, has been appointed to serve in a scientific leadership role at the National Science Foundation.
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Shark Week: Marine Science Student Gets Up-Close With Predators of the Sea
Cal State Fullerton graduate student Jahnita DeMoranville is getting up-close and personal with all things sharks during a summer shark science program.
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Marine Research Dives Into How Giant Baleen Whales Filter Tiny Organisms
Cal State Fullerton postdoctoral scholar Shirel Kahane-Rapport is diving into the biomechanics of baleen whales and how they use baleen plates to filter food, such as zooplankton and small fish from seawater. The answers could lead to better engineered industrial filtration systems.
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McCarthy Award Winners to Pursue Careers in Family Medicine, Ophthalmology
Ashley Le-Pham and Keytiana Hempstead were recognized as the 2022 recipients of the Miles D. McCarthy Health Professions Scholarship.