Earlier this year, Marie A. Roch and Xiaobai Liu received additional funding from the Department of Defense Office of Naval Research to analyze the sounds of various dolphins and whales using computer algorithms. Their efforts will help military and commercial ships monitor their impact on marine mammals.
When SDSU computer scientist Rob Edwards discovered crAssphage in 2014, it was just the tip of a viral iceberg. By Michael Price When San Diego State […]
Dr. Valafar is awarded a $640,241 grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to study the molecular basis for drug resistance in […]
Congratulations to Dr. Rob Edwards for receiving a $182,257 grant from DOE Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The title of the grant was Bacteriophage Genome Finishing […]
Click Here to View Video Story By Michael Price This story will appear in the spring 2015 issue of 360:The Magazine of San Diego State […]
SDSU’s Top 5 Grants from the Past Year Researchers succeeded in winning highly competitive federal funding in fiscal year 2013-14. By Michael Price Fiscal year […]
SDSU virologists and biologists have identified a highly abundant, never-before-described virus that could play a major role in obesity, diabetes. Click to View Video Story […]
Professor Marie A. Roch co-organized a workshop in October at the National Institute for Math and Biological Synthesis with Dr. Arik Kershenbaum (NIMBioS, U. Tennesse) […]
Dr. Tao Xie and two of his students, Abdul Abdurrab and Wei Wang, presented their paper, “DLOOP: A Flash Translation Layer Exploiting Plane-Level Parallelism”, at […]
A vision based robotics system capable of following a person executing a mission has many applications such as search, rescue or combat in previously unvisited […]
