Dr. Surabhi Bhutani, Assistant Professor of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences, recently published a paper with colleagues from Northwestern University and University of Pennsylvania titled ‘Olfactory connectivity mediates sleep-dependent food choices in humans.’ In this paper, Dr. Bhutani and colleagues explored how sleep deprivation causes craving for and consumption of higher calorie foods and whether particular […]
Dr. Surabhi Bhutani’s interview with BBC
Dr. Surabhi Bhutani was interviewed on BBC Radio – The Naked Scientist podcast about her recent publication in eLife. It turns out that an extra hour, or two, can reduce the risk of becoming obese. The lack of sleep turns on a stimulus that makes us over-eat and crave those fatty and sweet snacks. Click […]
Full-Time Tenure-Track Faculty Position for Fall 2020
School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences FULL-TIME TENURE-TRACK FACULTY POSITION FOR FALL 2020 MOTOR CONTROL/MOTOR LEARNING The School of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences (ENS) at San Diego State University is searching for a full-time (10-month) tenure-track faculty member in the area of motor control, motor learning, or movement neuroscience. This position will be at the […]
SDSU Adapted Athletics Michelle Cross Becomes California’s Adaptive Sports Program Advocate
Adapted Athletics Michelle Cross has made a high impact during her Freshman. She not only won many medals for SDSU but will also compete in Switzerland at the World Junior Championships, representing Team USA. Her confidence shows when she competes and enjoys sharing her competitive experience with other adaptive athletes, inspiring them that they can […]
SDSU Adapted Athletics is Up and Running
SDSU Adapted Athletics is featured on the SDSU Alumni website. In their article, they speak about newly appointed Adapted Athletics Director, Ahkeel Whitehead, spearheading the newly recognized Adapted Athletics program. This program provides opportunities for athletes with disabilities to compete at a collegiate level- first in California. This program so far has had several wins […]
