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Fairfield science students for the second year in a row have won a national fishing lure competition with their integrative collaboration among the department. Every year Fairfield Jr.-Sr. High School ...

The biology department at CSUN has stayed committed to promoting STEM research carried out by K-12 students and teachers in ...

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