Mathematics major Rico Palafox and biological science major Joshua Fonbuena both received a 2018 Student Presentation Award for their research at the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS): The National Diversity in STEM Conference in Texas.
New National Science Foundation grants support CSUF faculty-student research to help plan the future of gravitational-wave science.
A new scientific paper by Cal State Fullerton paleontologists describes a new genus and species of walrus, in which they named after CSUF Titans and Orange County, where the extinct, tuskless fossil was discovered.
Geological sciences faculty members Nicole Bonuso and James Parham, with a team of student researchers, worked on a collaborative project to digitalize marine invertebrate fossils found in Orange County.
“Think Like Einstein” is a new course for incoming math and science majors to teach them how to think critically, expose them to STEM majors and form peer connections to gain skills for college success.
A new study by CSUF faculty-student researchers about how giant manta rays filter their food was published in the scientific journal Science Advances —and hold key to new water filtration systems.
Students traveled to Australia and France to sharpen scientific skills in physics research through National Science Foundation-funded International Research Experiences for Undergraduates.
Stevan Pecic, who previously worked as an associate research scientist at Columbia University Medical Center, joined CSUF faculty this fall.
Biology graduate student Andrew Lowe is investigating the material properties of fish armor and the biomechanics of red-bellied piranha biting attacks.
CSUF’s Innovative initiatives in engineering, computer science and science receive the ‘Inspiring Programs in STEM Award’ from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.