SDSU NewsCenter

Two SDSU engineers are developing a power storage system using repurposed electric vehicle batteries.

The crowdfunded campaign helps students impacted by a cancer diagnosis including junior Sara Meza Adame stay in school and complete their studies.

Mechanical engineer Sung-Yong (Sean) Park is the latest at SDSU to earn an NSF CAREER grant for his work on sustainable energy.

A cascade of sustainability initiatives, LEED certifications and academic offerings contribute to The Princeton Reviews recognition in its 2022 Guide to Green Colleges.

About 54 percent of all goals have been accomplished, and committees will share their progress to date during the Oct. 26 event.

Researchers and alumni with the firm InterOcean Systems aim to develop sensors that use ultraviolet light to pick up traces of oil on the ocean surface.

The team received a $500,000 grant and support from the City Council to combat the problem.

Hiring new faculty and supporting health disparities research are key elements of a National Institutes of Health award just received by SDSU.

Students will assist in an NSF-funded project researching how soaring temperatures and lack of access to cooling technology affect residents of desert communities in comparison to Rio de Janeiro.

Faculty experts offer preparedness tips and discuss changing trends in California.