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After flying solo in high school, he moved to forge connections to thrive in an academically ambitious sphere.

SDSU biology researchers found that disparities between Black and White women diagnosed with HR+ breast cancer are linked to poverty burden, not race or ancestry.

Linda Lara-Jacobo, assistant professor in public health, recognized for binational research to address environmental health in the U.S.-Mexico border.

Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation grants SDSU $1.5 million to bolster the research of biology and chemistry scholars from around the world.

The program will operate out of the two-story Sciences and Engineering Laboratories building in Brawley, opened last year.

SDSU researchers have identified a solution to reduce mortality in the deadliest type of breast cancer

The new fellows will participate in the American Association of Colleges and Universities’ six-month program aimed at developing leadership capacity at individual and institutional levels.

Students, faculty and staff are part of a full day of family-friendly science and engineering demonstrations, presentations and interactive activities on March 7.

Gonto Johns returned to school after 20 years in industry, gaining career-boosting skills while exploring sustainability solutions

Robert Luallen’s biology lab turns to nematodes to understand complex gut microbiome issues