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At Sacramento State, our faculty pursue external funding to support innovative research, develop new programs, and further strategic partnerships with industry and government.  Dozens of federal, state and private organizations partner with faculty, students and research staff to advance the campus mission of scholarship, teaching and service.
 
I invite you to learn more about the innovative work underway at Sacramento State.  Please contact us with your feedback, and also your ideas on how we can combine efforts to advance the climate of inquiry and discovery on our vibrant campus by the American River.

 

David P. Earwicker, Assistant Vice President,

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IRB Staffing Changes
Until open positions are filled IRB-related questions or concerns should be directed to irb@csus.edu, or call (916) 278-7565. More>

 

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Bio Lab Bolsters Sac State’s Standing as a STEM Leader
Bio Lab Bolsters Sac State’s Standing as a STEM Leader
Sacramento State has unveiled its cutting-edge molecular biology lab known as CIMERA, or Center for Interdisciplinary Molecular Biology Education, Research and Advancement. (February 20, 2013) ARTICLE>

 

Grant Will Combat Diabetes in Hmong Community
Sacramento State has received the first $200,713 of a $780,449 grant from the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities to help members of the city’s Hmong community receive better treatment for advanced cases of diabetes. Professor Dian Baker is the project manager for this community-based participatory research project (January 3, 2013). ARTICLE>