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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.

Geographer Trent Biggs works with students to investigate water quality in the San Diego River and develop a real-time testing system.

More than 300 principal investigators received 723 awards from 289 sponsors.

Recent graduates will teach English to children in Brazil and pursue a study/research project in Trinidad and Tobago.

Thomas Morales plans to use his environmental science studies to help repair historic damage to his native lands.

SDSU sustainability sophomore Azure Ciel Fisher is digging into how structural racism impacts health.