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Competition Highlights Student Research

CSU student research Rose-Matthew Rose of Cal Poly Pomona talks with judges about his research, "Obstacle Avoidance for a Quadrotor Using Light Weight and Inexpensive Sensors," as part of the 27th Annual California State University Student Research Competition at Cal Poly Pomona May 10, 2013.

A Humboldt State student found that stem cells have the potential to help the bones of older individuals heal faster after breaking.

A team of Cal State L.A. engineering students developed new experimental designs for supersonic rockets.

A Cal Poly Pomona student is testing a new vaccine for the flu.

These are just a few of the nearly 200 student researchers who presented projects at the CSU’s 27th annual Student Research Competition at Cal Poly Pomona May 10-11.

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News & Notes

Four CSU Faculty Awarded California Sea Grant Focus Awards

3-28-2013

left to right: C. Cass, K. Hardy, S. Hamilton, and J. Long(left to right: C. Cass, K. Hardy, S. Hamilton, and J. Long)

CSU faculty has received four of the six California Sea Grant Focus Awards for new investigators from the California Sea Grant. Humboldt State’s Dr. Christine Cass, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s Dr. Kristin Hardy, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories’ Dr. Scott Hamilton, and San Diego State’s Jeremy Long are among the early-career investigators who have been commended for their extraordinary scientific merit.
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COAST Awards $85,500 to 32 CSU Students for Marine Research

1-30-2013

San Francisco State Student Mark Russell will use his COAST award to investigate weight loss in marine birds affected by oil contamination. Credit: International Bird Rescue

SFSU Student Mark Russell will use his COAST award to investigate weight loss in marine birds affected by oil contamination. Credit: International Bird Rescue

The CSU’s Council on Ocean Affairs, Science and Technology (COAST) recently awarded 32 CSU students a total of $85,500 to provide support for students engaged in marine and coastal research with CSU COAST faculty members. The Student Awards for Marine Science Research will stimulate student interest in marine-related careers and provide scholars with the opportunity to obtain the skills necessary to join a highly skilled, technologically advanced workforce while promoting and supporting CSU faculty research.
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