Following a half-century of research, teaching and discovery, the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology will celebrate its 50th birthday with an anniversary symposium, April 14-15.
Supported by the EPA, the researchers will conduct an analysis incorporating meteorological uncertainty into predictions of increased dust, as well as smoke from fires.
The highly competitive awards go to outstanding students who wish to pursue careers in science, mathematics and engineering.
Baby the yellow-bellied marmot had lived in the CSU zoology building.
Former Colorado governor Bill Ritter has authored a book that discusses the forces behind the energy revolution, new ways to think about energy, and the future of fossil and renewable fuels.
Batenburg will speak on his new book and his 25 years of success as an entrepreneur and business owner.
March lives up to its reputation as the Front Range’s snowiest month with classic after-Spring-Break blizzard.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra had pizzas “pies” stealthily sent to the students in recognition of their hard work on the international green vehicle competition.
The award recognizes outstanding contributions to the chemistry of fluorine, the lightest halogen and most reactive chemical element in the periodic table.
Peccoud, the new Abell Endowed Chair in Synthetic Biology, is researching the improved manufacture of biologics.