SDSU’s growing research opportunities attract not only homegrown scholars but also degree-seeking international students who bring diversity in perspectives and lived experiences to campus.
SDSU’s growing research opportunities attract not only homegrown scholars but also degree-seeking international students who bring diversity in perspectives and lived experiences to campus.
SDSU sciences professors have worldwide impact with research projects around the globe. In locations from Tahiti to Vietnam, SDSU researchers are hard at work, with projects underway today in many more places such as Alaska, Antarctica, Tijuana and Tajikistan.
This Sciences alum got his start studying how stem cells can help regenerate the nervous system as an undergrad at SDSU.
Tim Haddad, a first-year Cell and Molecular Biology Ph.D. student, was one of just two students across the entire California State University system to receive the Crellin Pauling Student Teaching Award.
Peter Phillips uses microbiology and business degrees, plus a passion for athletics and sailing, to give back to the community