Brain Implant Electrode Material Shows MRI Compatibility
An alternative electrode material for brain implants has been shown to be MRI compatible and more durable compared to metal implants.
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Faculty
'Outdoor Lab' Fuels Critical Environmental Research and Sparks Student Passion
SDSU Engineering students and faculty are advancing wildfire, water and flora research at Alvarado Creek.
What Caused Boeing's 737 Max Crashes
Dr. Joseph Katz, SDSU Aerospace Engineering Professor, has studied airplane crash reports for over 30 years and provides his analysis on what caused Boeing's 737 Max crashes.
Alumni
"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.
Daisy Galeana & Theresa M. Garcia Make Gift to MESA
Daisy Galeana, Regional Technical Manager Latin America for Solar Turbines, and Theresa
M. Garcia, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, have made a joint gift to the College
of Engineering.
Students
Engineering Student Chosen as CSU Trustees Scholar
Tyler Perez, an Air Force Veteran, is the SDSU student to receive the honor this year.
Solar Turbines Hosts Training Academy for Engineering Students
10 students from SDSU Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement (MESA) program attended the 8th Annual Solar Turbines Training Academy.
SDSU Team Takes First Place in CWEA Student Design Competition
Two teams of students from the SDSU Environmental Engineering Program were the first SDSU students to compete in the statewide CWEA Design Competition.