How to live with natural disasters, the damage and the suffering they often cause has been the focus of years of research and study for Cal State Fullerton professor Binod Tiwari, a professor of civil engineering and an expert in geotechnical engineering.
As part of a new course, “Baja Conservation and Restoration Ecology,” biological science students participation in a dry forest restoration project in the Sierra de la Laguna mountains of Baja California Sur, and contributed to an on-going sea turtle monitoring project in Bahia Magdalena.
The project scientist for NASA’s Cassini mission, an expert on planetary ring systems, shares her experiences as a space explorer.
A new study-abroad course in Argentina in clinical microbiology gave biological science students the opportunity to learn about infectious diseases.
Jocelyn Read, assistant professor of physics, is honored by the Orange County Business Council for her groundbreaking contributions as a gravitational-wave researcher.
Transfer students are the focus of a new program that supports undergraduate studies, while preparing scholars for graduate school.
Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary and the John D. Cooper Archaeological and Paleontological Center are presenting public events that celebrate nature and Orange County’s ancient history.
For CSUF scientist Jocelyn Read, the unprecedented discovery of gravitational waves produced from the collision of two neutron stars has forever changed the world of physics and astronomy.
The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology has honored William “Bill” Hoese, professor of biological science, with its award for “excellence and innovation” in science education.
Senior Stacy G. Guzman is this year’s recipient of the Glenn Nagel Undergraduate Research Award from the Cal State University Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology. A scholar in several CSUF research programs, she aspires to earn a doctorate in chemical biology.