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The plant custodian
Biology Professor Justen Whittall explains the ethics and science behind rescuing a rare, endangered Bay Area succulent.
A philosophy professor examines the ethics behind artificial womb technology
Ectogenesis could transform reproduction, but Assistant Professor Susan Kennedy believes that choosing to carry a child can still hold deep personal and moral significance.
On bringing cool air to hot deserts
Paul Mahacek ’05, M.S. ’10, Eng. ’11 launched a large-scale cooling system that aims to reduce temperatures in the world’s hottest desert environments
Safety app modernizes alert tech for seniors
Snug is a mobile check-in application that lets users’ contacts know there may be an issue.
A civil engineering professor innovates sustainable concrete out of marble dust and seaweed
Concrete is the second-most consumed resource after water, but its production is responsible for 8% of Earth’s CO₂ emissions.
A law professor uncovers internet pricing discrimination
Professor Catherine Sandoval’s research reveals how broadband providers are disproportionately charging low-income neighborhoods in Los Angeles in a form of digital redlining.
Five questions with … Erick Jose Ramirez
A window into how scholarship at SCU connects academic excellence with a commitment to the common good.
An engineering professor uses machine learning to improve human-centered robotics
What if a helper robot could sense when your brain was tired? Assistant professor Maria Kyrarini receives two major NSF grants to design responsive robots to assist people with paralysis and industrial workers.
This new app combines LiDAR-based mapping and indigenous agricultural knowledge
MayanRoots was created by an interdisciplinary team using anthropological methods and 3-D mapping data to serve a small farming community in Yucatán.
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