What's the Sweetest, Crispiest Way to Stay Safe in a Car Crash?
The research of Dr. Julio Valdes, Professor, SDSU Geotechnical Engineering, has been featured in the New York Times.
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Faculty
What's the Sweetest, Crispiest Way to Stay Safe in a Car Crash?
Dr. Kevin Wood Develops COVID-19 Ventilator Prototype
SDSU College of Engineering Assistant Professor, Dr. Kevin Wood and his Interface Design Lab have built a COVID-19 ventilator prototype.
Submersible Sensors Rapidly Detect Bacterial Pollution in Water
Fluorescence-based devices can alert authorities to contamination after a storm by looking for an improbable marker: tryptophan.
Alumni
"Where Are They Now?" Alumni Story: Carlos Gonzlaez
Carlos Gonzalez, Civil Engineering Alumnus, currently serves as Regional Executive
Officer & Senior Vice President, Western Region South, for Clark Construction.
"Where Are They Now?" Donor Story: Paul Stuverud
Alumnus Paul Stuverud ('71 BSEE and '76 MSEE) has made a gift to establish the "Paul
Stuverud MESA Endowed Scholarship."
"Where Are They Now?" Donor Story: Chuck & Kathy Mendenhall
The Mendenhall's are long time donors to SDSU with their first gift of $15 in 1975.
Their generous giving makes an impact campus wide.
Students
Design Day a Successful Virtual Event for Graduating Engineering Seniors
Graduating engineering seniors presented 85 projects at the Virtual Design Day event, attended by 2,000+ people from around the country and abroad.
Blastoff! Rocket Launch Zooms 13,000 Feet
SDSU Rocket Project team successfully launches their methalox rocket, reaching an altitude of 13,205 ft.
2019-2020 Alumni Scholarship Recipients Announced
Cory Erlenbach, Civil Engineering major, and Lauren Case-McFate, Environmental Engineering major, are receiving $5,000 scholarships from SDSU Alumni.