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Professional Science Masters' programs combine laboratory experience with the skills needed to meet industry needs. Above, PSM student Vicki Brandt works on electro-optics with Prof. Vassili Sergan at the CSU Sacramento PSM program. Photo courtesy CSUS.

CCST Report Helps CSU Launch New Graduate Science Programs

December 15, 2006
Varian's Clinac radiotherapy systems treat over a million patients annually. These machines can quickly rotate about the patient to deliver a series of radiation doses from a variety of angles.

Bringing the National Labs into Focus: “Focal Point” Series to Highlight Lab Contributions

December 6, 2006
California cover "Rising Above the Gathering Storm"

CCST To Help Plan State S&T Strategy

November 3, 2006
Council Member Andrew Viterbi

“Gathering Storm” Holds Serious Message for California, Says Council Member

November 3, 2006
John Bryson

Edison International Addressing Workforce Challenges

November 3, 2006
California Electricity Production Sources, 2004

CCST Prepares to Take a New Look at Energy

November 3, 2006

State Creates Teacher Data System

November 3, 2006
Janet English

Cal TAC Member Gets Taste of Space

November 3, 2006

Hispanic Community Responds To Rising Above the Gathering Storm

November 3, 2006
Arthur Bienenstock 2006

CCST Board Member To Advise Stanford University on Federal Research Policy

November 1, 2006

Governor Signs National Laboratory Contract Bill

September 1, 2006
Max Tibor Weiss

CCST News Council Member Max Weiss Dies, 83

August 8, 2006

Governor Asks CCST To Develop S&T Strategy

July 27, 2006
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