In The News

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.

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.

With presentations and booths, undergrads are learning more about SDSU engineering graduate programs & research opportunities from our faculty.

Antenna technology! Manufacturing materials with zero gravity! Highways in the sky! Read about all of this and more in the SDSU Research Highlights Magazine, out now.

The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities is hosting their STEM Youth Conference at SDSU. We welcome local middle and high school students to our campus!

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.

Weren't able to make commencement? No problem! Watch the Commencement on San Diego State University's Youtube Channel.

Dean Eugene Olevsky has been elected as a new Foreign Member of the National Academy of Engineering Sciences of Serbia.

The College of Engineering Student Council (CESC) hosted a club fair to welcome old and new members of their student organizations. CESC is holding events all week, with the club fair being the first.

Natalie Mladenov, Ph.D. San Diego State University, is recognized for her commitment to engaging student success in the classroom, field and laboratory setting. Her students tackle real-world problems and new research collaborations along the US-Mexico border that have led many to become involved in convergent research.

Aerospace Engineering Professor Gustaaf Jacobs recently earned a $750,000 award from the Department of Energy to increase the performance and reliability of hydrogen power and to advance zero-emissions technology.

In a collaboration with Lawrence National Laboratory scientists, Electrical and Computer Engineering professor Christopher Paolini and his student team worked with codes that simulate microscale flows in complex porous media geometries.

Mechanical Engineering Alumna Corina Lamp was awarded the Daniel P. Goodrich Award for her service to San Diego State and its student body. Corina works as an Operations Leadership Development Program Participant at Thermo Fisher Scientific.

We are proud to welcome for Fall 2021: Ignacio Sepúlveda (Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering), Gloria Faraone (Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering), and Qi Wang (Aerospace Engineering).

College of Engineering professors Dr. Chris Mi and Dr. Kevin Wood are featured in this WIRED Magazine article highlighting innovative ways to reuse spent electric vehicle batteries.