What Associate Professor of Philosophy Janet D. Stemwedel began as a way to extend conversations that “just would not fit into the confines of two 75-minute lectures a week” has hit the big time.
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See the latest in student research at the 7th Annual College of Science Student Research Day.
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A San Jose State faculty-student team aiming to reduce annual carbon emissions by 1 million pounds using nothing more than a green sword has created the Green Ninja, a climate-action superhero.
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What’s the best thing about SJSU’s very first ZEM house? The project is being built by 25 students from five departments, making this one of San Jose State’s most ambitious interdisciplinary senior projects ever.
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More than 50 teams of high school students, their mentors, supporters and volunteers from all over the Bay Area will fill the SJSU Event Center to take part in an international robotics competition March 31-April 2.
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The San Jose State University MESA Schools Program will host its annual MESA Day Preliminary Competitions from from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 5 at SJSU.
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Associate Professor of Meteorology and Climate Science Eugene Cordero has been named a Google Science Communication Fellow.
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This New York Times article features the research of new planets by SJSU Assistant Professor Natalie Batalha.
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This New York Times article features the research of new planets by SJSU Assistant Professor Natalie Batalha.
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As deputy science team lead for NASA’s Kepler Mission, SJSU Associate Professor Natalie Batalha was at the forefront of today’s confirmation that the mission has discovered its first rocky planet, named Kepler-10b. Measuring 1.4 times the size of Earth, it is the smallest planet ever discovered outside our solar system.
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