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Bhalla has earned an NSF CAREER Award in the amount of $520,640 over the next five years for his research on computational fluid dynamics. The NSF Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award is the NSF’s most prestigious award for early-career faculty.

This National Engineers Week, we're highlighting five engineering student leaders across our college to showcase the work they're doing, the research they're conducting, and the impact they are making on both SDSU and the field of engineering.

Fidel Martinez '22 and Nicole Hurtado-Savin '22 have been selected as a CSU-LSAMP Program Recognizing Outstanding Undergraduate Achievement (PROUD) scholars from SDSU for the 2023 Winter Publication.

SDSU Computer Science Student Connecting Black Women Engineers, Creators Across Campus and Community.

Please save the date for our Spring 2023 Engineering Design Day event which will be held in-person in Montezuma Hall, on Wednesday, May 3, 2023, from 1:30pm –4:00pm.

The five founding members of SDSU’s Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers return for a club meeting to celebrate forty years of SHPE and to share their experiences and wisdom with current students.

NASA has recently selected nine space technologies for flight testing to advance innovations that address mission needs for both the agency and the commercial space industry. Among the nine technologies and in the ranks of other high-ranking awardees is the advanced spacecraft guidance technology developed at San Diego State University.

Dr. Mahasweta Sarkar joined the Global Campus family as Senior Associate Dean. Sarkar has been very involved in several Global Campus programs as a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

SDSU civil engineering professor Hassan Davani has earned an NSF CAREER Award for his work in Water Resources Engineering.

What could a college senior and an engineer 31 years into his career have to talk about? Quite a bit, it turns out!

SDSU computer scientists and engineers are advancing autonomous vehicle software and hardware.

Octavio Martínez’s (BSEE ‘92) immersion into semiconductors as a San Diego State University student led to a successful career in the field, and a recent high-profile involvement in the binational semiconductor chip agreement between the United States and Mexico.

SDSU transportation engineering professor Bruce Urquhart (‘78) shares the gift of giving by encouraging others, like his lifelong friend and fellow Aztec Ken Kurita ('78), to give.

Check out the January 2023 cover for Journal of Advanced Functional Materials, featuring mechanical engineering professor George Youssef's collaborative work on elastomeric impact-mitigating foams.

Congratulations to our own Dusan Selezan (’11, ’13, civil engineering) for being named one of the 2023 Rising Aztecs award recipients!