Climate change, evolution, and what happens when researchers are also friends
A new paper addresses how climate change is affecting the evolution of organisms.
Author Archives: Anne Manning
What the…? Astronomy Club captures glimpse of SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket
At first they thought it was a plane, or a satellite behind clouds.
VIDEO: Still time to make up snowpack deficit
Becky Bolinger, assistant state climatologist, shared an update on mountain snowpack conditions and what they portend for the rest of winter.
Archaeology, batteries among topics at AAAS 2018
Chris Fisher and Amy Prieto will be among speakers at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting, Feb. 15-19.
VIDEO: Super blue blood moon captivates campus
The first total lunar eclipse of its kind in more than 150 years drew close to 100 onlookers to the Lory Student Center west lawn.
Air pollution project harnesses the power of backyard science
Right now, a handful of motivated Fort Collins citizens are collecting cutting-edge scientific data from their backyards that may soon help NASA create maps of global air pollution.
Temple Grandin, Richard H. Johnson named AAAS fellows
Animal scientist Temple Grandin and atmospheric scientist Richard H. Johnson have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
VIDEO: Three Western governors look beyond politics to advance clean energy
The governors’ panel headlined the seventh annual 21st Century Energy Transition Symposium, which gathers industry, academic and other experts.
Three state governors headline 21st Century Energy Transition Symposium 2017
The governors of Colorado, Montana and Wyoming, along with more than 50 other experts, will take the stage at the 21st Century Energy Transition Symposium, Oct. 30-31.
Carbon coating gives biochar its garden-greening power
An international research team has illuminated unprecedented detail of biochar’s seemingly miraculous properties.