Student researchers are studying desert mistletoe, a leafless parasitic plant that steals water and nutrients from several species of shrubs and trees, such as acacia and mesquite, in the Mojave and Sonoran deserts.
Four CSUF faculty have seen their work recently published.
STEM students were recognized for their outstanding research presentations at the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science conference.
Michael Groves, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, began teaching at Cal State Fullerton this fall semester.
Geological sciences professor Matthew E. Kirby discusses his latest study, which focused on the past 1,400 years of wetness and dryness in California’s central coastal areas.
The Physics Department is hosting a public stargazing party Monday, Nov. 14, to observe the supermoon. This will be the closest full moon to Earth since 1948.
Six CSUF student teams will be among participants in the Saturday, Nov. 5, Pumpkin Launch competition on campus. The free family event also features activities for children and a demonstration by the Archers of CSUF student club.
A STEM Expo on Oct. 30 will bring more than 300 Orange County Girl Scouts to campus for a day of learning about science, technology, engineering and mathematics from CSUF students and faculty mentors.
For more than 50 years, Irene Lange has shared her marketing knowledge and experience with thousands of business students. In honor of her efforts and dedication beyond five decades, Cal State Fullerton recognized the veteran chair and professor of marketing today as the University’s longest-serving faculty member during this year’s University Awards Program.
Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Applied Biotechnology Studies (CABS) hosts its first biotechnology conference Oct. 22.