Science in Motion: Making Biomechanics Accessible for All Ages
As a new mother and the director of Cal Poly’s Mobile Biomechanics Lab, Professor Britta Berg-Johansen sees the value of movement through a fresh perspective.
December 3, 2024
Shaping California’s Future: Cal Poly to Lead the Charge for Greener Cities
Cal Poly will lead the creation of California’s new strategic plan for urban forestry, a major initiative in collaboration with Cal Fire to expand tree canopy and foster healthier, greener communities statewide.
November 20, 2024
Community Invited to Capture King Tides and Glimpse Future Sea Levels on Saturday
Civil and Environmental Engineering Department Co-Hosts Events at Morro Bay and Avila Beach to Document Impacts of Climate Change As the sun, moon and Earth align to create this season’s highest tides,
November 14, 2024
Beyond the Grade: Using Data to Shape Inclusive Engineering Classrooms
Will Toll approaches his studies in biomedical engineering with a quiet resolve, honed by the ups and downs he’s encountered along the way. The lessons he’s gained have not only reshaped his approach to learning but deepened his commitment to helping others navigate their own unseen challenges.
November 12, 2024
Cracking the Salary Code: How Data Science Helps Students Discover Paths to Bigger Paychecks
Industrial engineering seniors Samuel Gray and David Nunez are on a mission to answer a question that’s on every college student’s mind: How can I maximize my future salary?
November 4, 2024
Revealing Hidden Histories: Data Science Unearths California’s African Legacy
History lecturer Cameron Jones wasn’t expecting to uncover a forgotten chapter of California’s past while studying missionaries in the Amazon. But as he pored over mission records, a striking pattern emerged — many of the people mentioned were of African descent.
October 31, 2024
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