The 16th annual Senior Design Project Showcase brought students’ innovations front and center as seniors in the College of Engineering and Computer Science displayed their “capstone” projects they have worked on for the past year.
For 40 years, the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference has been a global leader in accessibility innovation, connecting experts, advocates, and tech pioneers.
The newest volume of the journal – created by Dr. Steven Oppenheimer – marks 28 years of collaboration between CSUN and K-12 students and teachers.
A variety of apps, a video game, an inter-satellite optical communication system, a “lifeguard” drone designed to detect swimmers in distress… These were just some of the student creations on display at the 15th annual Senior Design Project Showcase.
CSUN students took center stage at a National Institutes of Health conference and presented the results of their own research studies to an audience of medical professionals and prospective medical students.
CSUN’s popular annual Assistive Technology Conference took place March 18-22, 2024 in Anaheim. The “CSUN Conference” as it’s known showcases cutting-edge technology to assist people with disabilities.
Can’t chase the solar eclipse to Mazatlán or Montreal this year? (Yes, it’s a thing.) Yeah, we can’t either. Luckily, Matadors can still get a taste of the eclipse experience, thanks to the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
Maryam Tabibzadeh is in the process of developing a digitized, data-driven, early-warning system that could prevent disasters like the 2010 Deepwater Horizon blowout and…
A years-long study focused on the climate effects on coral reefs by California State University, Northridge marine biologists Peter Edmunds and Robert Carpenter reveals concerns…