Physics Student a ‘Gravity Spy’
Undergraduate physics researcher Isa Patane is leading CSUF’s innovative “Gravity Spy” project, in which citizen scientists are helping Advanced LIGO detect more gravitational waves.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
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OC Fossil Study Reveals Hidden History of Crocodiles in California
A new study from the Cooper Center, led by a Cal State Fullerton student when she was an undergraduate, reveals the hidden history of crocodiles in Orange County and California.
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Chemistry Educator Focuses on Boosting Student Learning
Chemistry educator Sachel Villafañe joined CSUF this academic year as an assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry.
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Science Students Win Top Awards at CSU Biotechnology Symposium
Three science students received the top awards from Cal State University’s Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology at the 29th annual CSU Biotechnology Symposium.
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Winter Intersession: Where in the World are CSUF Students?
Fourteen CSUF faculty members and 195 students are participating in study abroad and study away activities during the winter Intersession.
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In Memoriam – Mario U. Martelli
Outstanding Professor Award honoree Mario U. Martelli, emeritus professor of mathematics, died Dec. 30 at the age of 79.
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Science Students Compete for Biotech Research Awards
CSUF student and faculty researchers will be among participants at the Jan. 5-7 CSU Biotechnology Symposium, designed to broaden exposure to cutting-edge biotechnologies, product-focused innovation and the spectrum of career paths available in the life sciences.
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More Than $5.7 Million in Grants Awarded to CSUF During Last Three Months of 2016
Cal State Fullerton faculty, staff and administrators completed the fall semester and the second fiscal year quarter, receiving more than $5.7 million in grants and contracts for a variety of programs that help students succeed in their educational endeavors, as well as support faculty research projects.
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Study of Extinct Seabirds Reflects Climate Change in OC, California
For his master’s thesis in geology, graduate Peter Kloess studied over 500 seabird fossils from across the state, including 242 fossil seabirds from Orange County, mostly specimens housed at the John D. Cooper Archaeological and Paleontological Center.
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Three Alumni Among Campus Members Honored as Emeriti
President Mildred García conferred the emeriti title on a number of campus people in December including three alumni.