Faculty Share Published Works and Awards Received
CSUF faculty recently published research and were honored for their work on topics from wet markets to publication design.
Research and Creative Activities
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Artificial Intelligence Research to Improve Academic Performance in STEM
To help students boost their academic performance and stick with STEM majors, Cal State Fullerton’s Yu Bai, assistant professor of computer engineering, is working on a solution using artificial intelligence — machines that think like humans.
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Student STEM Researchers Recognized With National Awards
For their outstanding research and presentation skills, Cal State Fullerton student researchers were recognized with national awards.
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Policing Expert’s Studies Show Bill to Change Age, Education for California Cops has Merit
National studies by a CSUF police expert show college-educated cops are better at documenting investigation, tech-savvy and less resistant to change.
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Reality Bites: The Struggle for What Counts as ‘Truth’
Dana Cloud, lecturer in human communication studies, examines the interplay of communication, power and social movements in her book, “Reality Bites: Rhetoric and the Circulation of Truth Claims in U.S. Political Culture.”
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CSUF Faculty Share Expertise and Receive Recognition
See research recently published and presented by CSUF faculty, and honors they’ve received.
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Technology Researchers Develop Robotic Arm for Blind Veterans
For those who are visually impaired, doing the simplest tasks and activities isn’t always easy to complete. If a blind person can give a robot a voice command to do a simple task, such as “Please open the fridge, pick up the water bottle and bring it to me,” it can change his or her […]
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Gravitational Waves Detected 100 Years After Einstein’s Prediction
Gravitational Waves Detected 100 Years After Einstein’s Prediction LIGO Opens New Window on the Universe With Observation of Gravitational Waves From Colliding Black Holes CSUF Physicists Play Significant Role in Discovery For the first time, scientists have observed ripples in the fabric of space-time called gravitational waves, arriving at the earth from a cataclysmic event […]
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CSUF Scientist Leads Creation of Online Fossil Database
A new online database of fossils becomes available today (Feb. 24), a result of a collaborative, global effort co-led by James Parham, assistant professor of geological sciences. The Fossil Calibration Database connects data from the fossil record and DNA sequences to estimate the origination times of key groups of plants and animals. “This exciting field […]