CSCI News
Applied Sciences Center Groundbreaking
Cal State East Bay has broken ground on its newest building, the Applied Sciences Center, beginning construction on a 22,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility. Read More
Alumna Launches First Endowed Scholarship for Public Health
Paving the way comes naturally to Veronica Collins (B.S. ’19, Health Sciences), whether through philanthropy to her alma mater or in her life’s work. Collins is an Air Force veteran who came to Cal State East Bay as a first-generation nontraditional student, working as a surgical technician while obtaining her degree. Read more
EESA Welcomes Third Cohort of CSUEB Interns
A Berkeley Lab internship program involving master’s-level students from the nation’s fifth most diverse university will enter its third year in June. READ MORE
Pioneer Nurses
We celebrate our Pioneer nurses who are our healthcare heroes and at the frontline during this coronavirus pandemic. READ MORE
Back to the Beginning
Cal State East Bay students to study at CERN, world’s largest particle physics lab READ MORE
Eyes on the Sky
Cal State East Bay students, professor part of team behind revolutionary telescope READ MORE
Renewable Energy Education Goes Global
Chilean students participate in sustainable construction management summer program READ MORE
Bridging Academic Divides
Cal-Bridge program receives $5M grant for Ph.D. pathways at 24 campuses READ MORE
Designing Gliders and Building Arms
Students put their math, science and engineering skills to the test READ MORE
Will A.I. Ruin Us?
Professor and machine-learning expert Matt Johnson takes on Skynet, spying and where the technology is going next READ MORE
Petroleum Experts Limited Donates MOVE Suite Software Licenses to the College of Science
Petroleum Experts Limited has donated to the College of Science ten educational licenses to its MOVE Suite software programs. READ MORE
Building a VR Pipeline
Cal State East Bay hosts virtual reality camp for Hayward high school students. READ MORE
Building the Next Generation of Engineers
Cal State East Bay hosts weeklong Discover Engineering! camp for area students READ MORE
Why It Matters
Cal State East Bay Professor Patty Oikawa is introducing her environmental science students to cutting-edge technology, research she hopes will help fight climate change (see video) READ MORE
When Star-Gazing Gets Technical
Cal State East Bay is the proud owner of a new global science tool — meet the undergraduates using and helping to build it. READ MORE
Leveling up in the Lab
Cal State East Bay unveils university’s largest renovation of research and teaching space — the College of Science’s new molecular research and environmental analysis labs.
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Discovering the Power of Engineering
Cal State East Bay hosts weeklong program for budding engineers Read More
Augmented Reality
Cal State East Bay research project explores real-world applications of beta holographic goggles
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How to Stop Middle Schoolers From Falling Behind in STEM
Cal State East Bay HOST Labs help students explore careers in science education while reinvigorating local middle schoolers' interest in science Read More
The Race to Store Radioactive Waste
Department of Energy grant allows Cal State East Bay professor, students to research nuclear fuel waste Read More
From Single Mother to Osteopath
Alumna Mindy Tong is second in a new East Bay Today series on social mobility Read More
Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers
Cal State East Bay is hosting a weeklonh camp to engage high schoolrers in engineering Read More
Funding Faculty Research
Professor emerita gives $1.5M to support collaborative science research Read more
Cal State East Bay STEM Institute Executive Director Trina Ostrander Honored by Alameda County
Trina Ostrander, executive director of Cal State East Bay’s STEM Institute, will be honored at this year’s Alameda County Women’s Hall of Fame luncheon March 24.
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Cal State East Bay Student Makes Cover of The Journal of Chemical Physics
Through Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Elizabeth Sangalang has been researching ‘hydrogen getters’ Read More
Sprinting Toward the Finish Line
Cal State East Bay graduate Noah Siegel struggled to focus academically until he found running Read More
Moving Past Awareness to Action
The Cal State East Bay Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Patty Oikawa, studies how we can use natural ecosystems to fight climate change.
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Ruling Out Danger
Cal State East Bay research points toward human-made lead poisoning in Fruitvale and helps city leaders advocate for clean up Read More
Ripple Effect
Professor Emeritus gives scholarships to all 2017-18 school psychology graduate students in good academic standing Read More