News Archive

Dr. Kinoshita runs a strong multidisciplinary research program in water resources and hydrology and her Disturbance Hydrology Lab focuses on the impacts of natural and human disturbances on surface water.

"We do need to maintain our infrastructure if we want to have the high quality living we have here." Environmental engineering professor Natalie Mladenov speaks on a recent study in collaboration with professors Matthew Verbyla and Alicia Kinoshita.

Environmentalists call the SDSU analysis a wake-up call to sewer agencies that swift, extensive repairs are needed

San Diego State University assistant professor of mechanical engineering Joaquin Camacho researches sustainable energy technologies. NewsCenter’s Susanne Clara Bard asked Camacho to explain the nuts and bolts of the state’s Flex Alert program.

A Day in the Life of Christopher Davami, an aerospace engineering major at SDSU. Christopher recently gained experience at NASA's Langley Research Center as an intern in the Atmospheric Flight and Entry Systems Branch.

Congratulations to all our engineering faculty, students, incoming transfers, and visiting scholars on their great work on-campus with us this season. 

A new hybrid nanomaterial created by engineers at SDSU will allow neuroscientists to measure both electrical and chemical brain activity at once.

Civil engineering student Andrew Mosqueda researched tsunami hazard assessments through numerical modeling and coding in his course with coastal engineering professor Ignacio Andrés Sepúlveda Oyarzún.

Dr. Junfei Xie from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at San Diego State University used funding from her NSF CAREER project on Networked Airborne Computing to host the 2nd CPS-IoT Week Student Design Competition on Networked Computing on the Edge.

A ten-person team of San Diego State engineering students was assigned a project centered around baseball, to be more exact, they had to work with baseball bats.