Chemistry Study Improves Method to Measure Vibrations of Solids
Chemistry graduate student Kody Acosta and his research mentor Allyson Fry-Petit authored a new study to better understand and measure vibrations of solids.
Research and Creative Activities
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Students Reach for the Sky to Launch High-Altitude Balloon Platform
A team of future engineers and computer scientists is working toward launching a high-altitude balloon to provide an affordable launch service for scientific experiments in microgravity environments.
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Kinesiology Expert Makes Inclusion Part of the Game
John Gleaves, a Cal State Fullerton kinesiology professor, studies how physical education spaces can be made more inclusive for young transgender athletes.
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Future Geologist Studies Rare Meteorite From Mars
Geology major Vince Mugica performed a chemical analysis to classify a Martian meteorite discovered in Northwest Africa in 2020.
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‘The Good Death’: Communications Expert Approaches End-of-Life Discussions With Humor
Christian Seiter, an assistant professor of human communications at Cal State Fullerton, studies death and end-of-life communication.
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Chemist Selected for International Program for Young Scientists
Joya Cooley, Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, has been selected for the 2023 Young Observer Program.
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Turkish Earthquake Scientist Turns Turkey-Syria Earthquake Into Real-Life Lesson for Students
Cal State Fullerton earthquake scientist Sinan Akçiz turned the 7.8 magnitude quake that struck his home country of Turkey into a real-life lesson for students.
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Student Scientists Study Climate Change Threat to Desert Tortoises
To understand the impact of climate change on desert tortoises, CSUF researchers are studying a population of the federally threatened tortoises, near Palm Desert.
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Kinesiology Expert Analyzes World Cup’s Impact on Women’s Participation in Sports
Julie Brice, an assistant professor of kinesiology at Cal State Fullerton, researches the impact of the 2023 World Cup on women’s participation in sports.
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Computer Engineers Create Real-World Projects Using Smart Technology
Cal State Fullerton computer engineering seniors, who graduate in January 2023, created innovative designs for their capstone projects.