Nobel Laureate in Chemistry to Deliver April 13 Public Lecture
Caltech’s Nobel laureate and organic chemist Robert H. Grubbs will deliver a free public lecture April 13 on campus.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
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‘Kissing Bug’ Parasite Study Searches for Drug Therapy
Graduate and undergraduate students are working with biological science faculty mentor Veronica Jimenez to find treatment options for a parasitic infection.
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Earthquake Expert Prepares Next Generation of Earth Scientists
Meet Sinan Akçiz, CSUF’s new earthquake expert who studies the times and magnitudes of past earthquakes along fault systems that affect people.
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Ecologist Steps in to Lead Mojave Desert Research, Education Center
Darren R. Sandquist, an expert in desert plant ecology, is the new director of the California Desert Studies Consortium.
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Titans With Stellar Research Projects Headed to Statewide Competition
Titan research includes studies of cyberbullying, dry-eye disease, jazz, oysters and filtration mechanics.
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America’s Chief Pharmacy Officer Shares Career With Students
Alumna Pamela M. Schweitzer, the first female chief professional officer of pharmacy and assistant surgeon general in the U.S. Public Health Service, returned to her alma mater to visit with students.
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Abrupt Sinking of Seal Beach Wetlands: Past Quakes at Fault
A new Cal State Fullerton study shows evidence of abrupt sinking of the wetlands near Seal Beach, caused by ancient earthquakes that shook the area at least three times in the past 2,000 years, according to researchers.
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Math Prof Receives National Award
Mathematics educator Armando M. Martinez-Cruz is the recipient of the Outstanding Latino/a Faculty in Higher Education Award from the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education.
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Exploring Bioengineering and Communication — Faculty and Students Present, Discuss Research
CSUF faculty and students are presenting research on wide- ranging topics across the country.
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Women’s Health Research Leads to CSU Award, Graduate School
Biochemistry major Miguel Tellez has received a CSU award for his promising research in the area of women’s health. After graduation in May, he’s headed to Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.