by Pat Lopes Harris | Aug 2, 2011 | Community Engagement
By Pat Lopes Harris, Media Relations Director Where do teachers go during the summer? SJSU! More than 30 elementary, middle and high school teachers hit Duncan Hall July 26-28 for “Earth Science, Society, and Sustainability.” The group also included...
by Pat Lopes Harris | Apr 10, 2011 | Research and Innovation
By Eugene Cordero A San Jose State faculty-student team is aiming to reduce annual carbon emissions by 1 million pounds using nothing more than a green sword. Through a campus collaboration, scientists, artists and educators have created the Green Ninja, a...
by Pat Lopes Harris | Mar 21, 2011 | Research and Innovation
An SJSU researcher’s quest to save lives and property by better understanding weather generated by wildfires has taken a huge step forward. Assistant Professor of Meteorology Craig Clements and two San Francisco State collaborators have developed a novel mobile...
by Pat Lopes Harris | Mar 18, 2011 | Research and Innovation, Spartan Spotlight
By Pat Lopes Harris, Media Relations Director Although all data from government sources show that harmful radiation won’t reach California, the nuclear emergency in Japan raises interesting academic questions about weather patterns. Alison Bridger, chair of the...
by Teresa Ruiz | Feb 24, 2011 | Awards and Achievements
By Amanda Holst, Public Affairs Assistant Associate Professor of Meteorology and Climate Science Eugene Cordero has been named a Google Science Communication Fellow. Google announced the selection of its 21 fellows last week. The fellows all have some history of...
