Researchers Explore Yosemite for Clues About Volcanic Eruptions
Geology students and their professor backpacked into the wilderness of Yosemite National Park to search for rocks that once formed the deep magma chamber of a volcano at the surface.
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Leveraging Chemistry and Biology to Find Ways to Treat Cancer
MIT graduate Kelvin L. Billingsley joins the campus as an assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, bringing his expertise in organic chemistry, with research efforts focused on improving human health.
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Biology Alumni Grow Careers at Fullerton Arboretum
Behind the scenes at the Fullerton Arboretum, two alumni are using their degrees to help nurture the grounds and provide educational experiences for the community.
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Explore Over 180 Million Years Of OC History at ‘Ancient Wonders’
“OC’s Ancient Wonders,” a free family event hosted by the Cooper Center and OC Parks, will be held Saturday, Sept. 9, at Mile Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley.
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Like Texas, Floods Are a Serious Threat to Southern California
CSUF geological scientists hunt for evidence of past floods — and droughts — to inform expectations for future such events.
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Biochemist Studies How Viruses Replicate, Cause Infection
Marcos Ortega joins Cal State Fullerton this fall semester as an assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry.
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Welcoming the Newest Class of President’s Scholars
This fall, 17 President’s Scholars are becoming Titans and embarking on bright academic careers.
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Campus Welcomes New Class of Faculty Members
President Mildred García welcomed new members of the tenure-track faculty during Monday’s Convocation and at a dinner held that evening in their honor.
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Exploring the World and Careers Available in Research
Cal State Fullerton students interested in future careers in research are getting a step up in experience, as well as learning the ins and outs of earning advanced degrees, by being a part of MARC, or Maximizing Access to Research Careers.
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Curator’s Children’s Book Focuses on OC’s Native American Cultures
Jeannine Pedersen-Guzman of the Cooper Center penned the book ” ‘Ehéngmay and the Raven,” which will be distributed in Orange County elementary schools to help students learn about local Native Americans.