Exploring Bioengineering and Communication — Faculty and Students Present, Discuss Research
CSUF faculty and students are presenting research on wide- ranging topics across the country.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
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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.
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Expert ‘Fish Guy’ and ‘Nemo’ Consultant Keynotes Science Event
Adam P. Summers, an expert on fish biomechanics and consultant to Disney Pixar’s “Finding Nemo” and “Finding Dory” movies, is the keynote speaker at the March 9 Natural Sciences and Mathematics Inter-Club Council Symposium. The March 8-10 event also features an alumni panel discussion and a Stem Cell Research Symposium.
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In Memoriam — H. Eric Streitberger
CSUF science educator H. Eric Streitberger, 81, died Feb. 3.
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Epidemic Experts to Discuss ‘The Shape of Global Disease’ at Two-Day Conference
A dozen faculty experts are joined by alumna and AIDS researcher Navid Madani ’90, ’92 at a Feb. 24-25 interdisciplinary conference to help researchers prepare for future global health efforts.
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Math Student Wins National Award for Dry-Eye Disease Research
Mathematics major Trini Nguyen is working on a mathematical model for dry-eye disease and has won a national award for her outstanding research.
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Titan Shares Her Journey as a ‘Black Girl Scientist’
Taylor Thornton, Cal State Fullerton biological science major, performs a spoken word poem about her journey to becoming a veterinarian.
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Cooper Center Presents Orange County’s ‘Ancient Wonders’
The Cooper Center presents an educational family event on Feb. 25, featuring fossils, Native American artifacts, children’s crafts and more at Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park in San Juan Capistrano.
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Contributions of Black Scientists Honored at President’s Reception
Cal State Fullerton faculty, staff and students celebrated the achievements of black scientists at the Feb. 7 Black History Month Reception.
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National Science Foundation Honors CSUF Physicist
CSUF physicist Geoffrey Lovelace, specializing in numerical relativity, has received a CAREER award, the National Science Foundation’s most prestigious award for faculty members early in their careers.