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Several SDSU programs are helping female student engineers break the mold.

Twenty-two students were selected to participate in the MESA Student Leadership Conference.

Mahasweta Sarkar's engineering research is moving society toward a highly networked future.

A team of SDSU engineers are building an autonomous robotic submarine.

Thirteen students researching areas from medicine to engineering received scholarships totalling more than $90,000.

Women must overcome a series of challenges to succeed as engineers.

Darren Greenhalgh, '84, '05, supervised the $187-million project.

Eric McElvenny ensures SDSU student-veterans find internships and careers in the engineering field.

Researchers at SDSU are developing a new balance testing tool that will improve concussion diagnosis.

A second gift to the Zahn Innovation Center will expand its scope and add a social innovation component.