Computer Engineering Grads Dream Up Creative, Real-World Senior Projects
Graduating students shared their creative, technology-based projects May 20 at the Computer Engineering Capstone Senior Design Project Presentations and Demonstrations.
Research and Creative Activities
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Student Researchers Win Multiple Awards at CSU Student Research Competition
High-speed machining, manta rays and active matter were among the topics Cal State Fullerton student researchers presented at the 36th annual California State University Student Research Competition. Hosted virtually last month by San Francisco State University, the annual competition features top undergraduate and graduate scholarly research throughout the 23 CSU campuses. Eight CSUF students were […]
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Science Grad Awarded Fellowship for Doctoral Studies in Marine Biology
Science graduate Leeza-Marie Rodriguez is the recipient of the highly competitive 2022 Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation. She will pursue a doctorate focusing on ecology, evolution and marine biology.
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Stem Cell Scholars Prepare to Advance Knowledge in Budding Field
Cal State Fullerton’s Bridges to Stem Cell Research program prepares the next generation of stem cell scholars to be innovators in the field.
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Donation to Support Research on Artificial Intelligence in Medical Field, Diversity in STEM
Cal State Fullerton’s Yu Bai has received a donation to conduct research on artificial intelligence in the medical field and to diversify STEM.
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2021 Outstanding Professor Lecture Spotlights Summer Research Program Unique to Cal State Fullerton
William Hoese, CSUF’s 2021 Outstanding Professor, presented his lecture on student-led summer research in ecology and environmental biology.
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University’s Second Supercomputer to Welcome New Era of Research in Science and Mathematics
Cal State Fullerton will open a new supercomputer within the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, creating opportunities for research.
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Grant to Bolster Diversity in STEM, Fund Research on Materials That Contract When Heated
Cal State Fullerton’s Joya Cooley has received a grant to promote diversity in STEM and conduct research on negative thermal expansion materials.
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Cal State Fullerton Advances in Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education
The campus’ Carnegie Classification has been elevated to “national university” based on the number of doctoral degrees awarded and research expenditures.
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Cal State Fullerton Ranks Third Among U.S. Public Universities for Faculty Research Impact
On normalized citation impact, CSUF ranks No. 3 nationally and No. 2 in California, according to U.S. News & World Report.