Computer Engineering Student Uses Technology to Study Stress in Older Adults
Graduating computer engineering major Kristine Vergara is exploring using technology to study how stress affects older adults through the MSTEM STAR aging science program.
Research and Creative Activities
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Budding Animal Biologist Studies Human Impact on Coastal Hermit Crabs
Graduating biological science and anthropology student Tabitha Martinez is studying the effects of human handling on blueband hermit crabs.
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Generative AI-Assisted Project Prepares Students for Careers in Chip Design
Cal State Fullerton students are learning generative AI-assisted chip design, funded by a $150,000 grant from the California Education Learning Lab.
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Physics Researchers Use Tiny Vinegar Eelworms to Harness Collective Motion and Understand Active Matter
Faculty-student physics researchers are studying how vinegar eelworms sync their direction of motion and oscillate their bodies in unison to better understand how active matter works.
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Educator Empowers Students to Become the Math Teachers They Needed
Math educator Mallika Scott teaches future teachers how to navigate the challenges of teaching mathematics to young students.
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History Researcher Examines Black Americans’ Demands to Access Public Spaces
African American history researcher Natalie Novoa examines how the Black middle class demanded access to public spaces during the Progressive Era.
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CSUF’s Energy and Sustainability Summit Paves the Way for a Greener Future
Cal State Fullerton hosted its third Energy and Sustainability Summit to share how the university is helping Orange County reach its climate goals.
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‘How Disney Built America’: Communications Professor Featured in History Channel Docuseries
Andi Stein, Cal State Fullerton professor emeritus of communications, was featured in the History Channel docuseries “How Disney Built America.”
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Fulbright Scholar in Brazil Examines Improving Equity in Higher Education
Mathematics educator Alison Marzocchi spent four months in Brazil earlier this year as a Fulbright Scholar to continue her research on improving faculty instruction through equity-minded and active mathematics teaching practices.
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Student Researcher Explores Cancer Disparities Within Latin American Population
Student Vyanka Mezcord of CSUF’s Cancer Health Equity Research Partnership with UC Irvine is a co-author on a study that identified a key enzyme contributing to cancer health disparities within the Latin American population.