CSUF Scientists: Brace for ‘Monster’ El Niño
CSUF scientists weigh in on El Niño — the so-called “monster” storms coming this winter, ushered in by the abnormally warm water in the Pacific Ocean near the equator.
CSUF scientists weigh in on El Niño — the so-called “monster” storms coming this winter, ushered in by the abnormally warm water in the Pacific Ocean near the equator.
Gina Passante joins CSUF as an assistant professor of physics.
Biochemistry professor Maria C. Linder has been named an American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow for her distinguished research discoveries.
A new course began this fall, created for CSUF’s ASCEND STEM program, to increase success, retention and graduation of science and mathematics majors.
Five undergraduate science scholars won research presentation awards at the recent Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science national conference in Washington, D.C.
Among the new members of the mathematics faculty this fall is Alison S. Marzocchi.
Biology graduate student Kevin Chiem has won an outstanding research award for his work on bacterial resistance to antibiotics.
Geologist Sean J. Loyd is among a group of collaborators conducting research focused on the long-standing debate of the body temperatures of dinosaurs and how those temperatures likely reflect their activity levels.
Alumna Jessica Jaynes returned to her alma mater this fall as an assistant professor of mathematics.
The Chancellor’s Office has recognized the University’s Supplemental Instruction Program as a model for other CSU campuses, with CSUF’s Philip Janowicz leading the effort to expand the program systemwide to boost student success.