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Mechanical engineering professor George Youssef speaks with SDSU on the biomechanics of shooting a basketball – and preventing injuries in high-stakes conditions.

Learn how Hassan Davani, assistant professor of water resources engineering, focuses on the dual aspects of rain harvesting for water reuse and mitigating flooding in vulnerable communities in this CSU story.

National Academy of Engineering Member, Dr. Longya Xu joins SDSU Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering as an Adjunct Professor.

Engineering alumnae Alexis Bray (BS ’17, Civil Engineering) and Lori Ann Stevens (MS ’08, Civil Engineering) were named among the 2023 honorees of the San Diego Business Journal’s Women of Influence in Construction.

“Being a female in engineering is absolutely not a leg down." Meet Abby Ziegel ('22), former vice president of Tau Beta Pi, an honor society that represents all engineering majors.

The couple who met at SDSU share their formative experiences in the La Plebe shares why they give back to the university that brought them together.

A team of electrical and computer engineering students won first place with their solution to managing crowds in an emergency. Target: Petco Park.

Mechanical engineering professor and director of the Combustion and Solar Energy Lab, Fletcher Miller, speaks with NBC7 on rising gas and electric bills in San Diego County.

SDSU Engineering knocked it out of the park this weekend! Petco Park, to be specific. Thanks to MESA SDSU, SHPE, SWE, and our major advisors for sharing their love of STEM with San Diego kids and families at Generation STEAM's San Diego Festival of Science and Engineering.

Recent Graduate Nathan Russert (‘22) wrote “The Great Harvest: An Engineering Story” to expose young readers to the world of engineering and science.

Eight engineering students have won awards at the SDSU Student Research Symposium. Read more about the projects and about the awards given.

Did you hear or feel the mysterious boom in San Diego on Monday Aerospace Engineering professor Joseph Katz said to KPBS that one likely explanation for the widespread phenomenon is shock waves from supersonic aircraft - sonic booms.

Water resources engineer Hassan Davani is interviewed by The Hill on if the recent wintry weather could worsen California’s sewage influx.

Water Resources Engineering professor Hassan Davani explains to Kelvin Henry of NBC 7 San Diego how sewage leaks contaminating water in southern San Diego County can impact the region in the long term.

SDSU students are showcasing their enthusiasm for all things STEM through interactive activities and demonstrations that will delight kids and kids at heart alike.