Author: Michelle Lopez
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Healing Opportunities for Diverse Students
A $2.8 million NIH grant increases support of an SDSU program that prepares students for doctoral and science careers worldwide.
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NIH Tabs SDSU Prof
Biology professor Sanford Bernstein will chair the NIH board on skeletal muscle and exercise physiology.
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Congratulations NIH MBRS Scholars, Class of 2012
MBRS Class of 2012 Recognized for their Outstanding Accomplishments
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NIH MBRS Scholars Recognized at the 2012 Student Research Symposium for Outstanding Undergraduate Research
Five MBRS Scholars recognized for outstanding undergraduate research in oral and poster presentation categories
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Karina Kangas, Ph.D Student, To Conduct Predoctoral Fellowship Workshop, Friday, May 4, 2012, 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm, GMCS 324
MBRS Alumna, Karina Kangas, rounds out her first year of doctoral training with two Predoctoral fellowships
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Erin Fletcher, 2012 American Society for Microbiology (ASM) Undergraduate Research Fellow
Erin Fletcher, 2012 ASM Undergraduate Research Fellow
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Taking Lasers into the Field
Bill Tong’s portable laser technology may someday save the lives of American soldiers fighting overseas.
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What One Year in MBRS Can Do for You
By Jennifer Keliher-Venegas It is a common emotional reaction incoming MBRS students face (and eventually overcome) after committing to a lifestyle analogous to that of a graduate scholar. Many prospective applicants may ask, “What can I do to prepare for the responsibility of balancing coursework, 10-15 hours of research training a week, monthly graduate school…
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SDSU Named Hispanic-Serving Institution
San Diego State University has been designated a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) by the U.S. Department of Education. The national designation provides access to federal grants and scholarships to colleges and universities that serve a high population of Hispanic students.
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Prof. William Tong is CSUPERB Tong, received the CSU Andreoli Faculty Service Award for his Novel Laser Research
Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, Dr. Bill Tong recognized at the 2012 CSUPERB Conference