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Zoom: Fueling Change
SDSU researchers are exploring a novel way to combat climate change: methane-eating bacteria. By Bryana Quintana with global temperatures climbing, seas rising and natural disasters wreaking havoc worldwide…
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Gut Health Discovery Made Using Microscopic Worms — Found Close at Hand
Robert Luallen’s biology lab turns to nematodes to understand complex gut microbiome issues By Bryana Quintana Using tiny, transparent worms found in a garden a short stroll from their lab, San Diego State University researchers made a discovery that could help improve treatment of gut health issues. Intestines are an intricate […]
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Celebrating with Science
Jim Neel, Emeritus Professor of Biology, celebrated his 100th birthday at SDSU this summer.
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‘Coral Reef Arks’: Joint Study Reimagines Coral Reef Restoration
San Diego State University Biology Professor Forest Rohwer and his former doctoral student Jason Baer are leading an initiative they call “Coral Reef Arks”— a novel method aimed at enhancing coral reef restoration efforts through a deeper understanding of the complex microbial communities that support reef health. Rohwer, whose expertise spans […]
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SDSU’s Research Opportunities Entice International Students
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.
