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An SDSU volcanologist finds that the same source rock made its way west over time, a discovery that will help us understand past and future eruptions.

Funding grew 10 percent and supports research and other programs in San Diego and around the world.

An SDSU robotics lab studied the gap in communications between brain and muscles, to help improve control in seniors.

Researcher Ramona Prez, who will head the American Anthropological Association, has spent a lifetime immersed in different cultures and exposing students to new experiences.

Faculty are conducting critical fieldwork in Indonesia, Germany, Spain, South Africa and elsewhere.

Three partnership projects under development at the Brawley campus are advancing clean energy for California.

Nutrition professor Surabhi Bhutani is on a quest to improve health by better understanding our sense of smell.

Roland Wolkowicz joined the graduates he had encouraged and inspired over the years.

Pedro Torres authored 12 scientific papers while at SDSU, including one with positive implications for women's health.

A diverse range of interests among the class of 2019 includes the criminal justice system and human behavior.