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?
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.
When structural engineering Professor Giovanni De Francesco set out to address California’s earthquake challenges, he realized theory alone wouldn’t be enough. To truly understand how quakes affect timber houses — the backbone
As artificial intelligence works its way into our lives, it raises questions about the role it plays. San Luis Obispo local and industrial and manufacturing engineering senior Phillip Semenov is diving into
When mechanical engineering Professor Hyeonik Song’s smart lamp was knocked off a table by his young daughter, damaging its wire, he thought about tossing it out. But his recent work with a
Challenges can be a powerful catalyst for unity, as shown by a student team breaking new ground in the development of ballistics armor through innovative 3D printing technology. This summer, three undergraduates
