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.
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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.
New state climatologist up for the challenge of Colorado’s ‘fascinating, diverse’ climate
Russ Schumacher will lead the Colorado Climate Center, the CSU-based office that provides climate monitoring and research for the benefit of scientists, educators and the general public.
Advancing algae for better biofuels: CSU shares in $3.5 million project
The overall goal set by the Department of Energy is to double the yield of biofuel precursors from algae to about 3,700 gallons per acre per year.
CSU team joins Nobel-winning international hunt for gravitational waves
The team will provide critical coating technology to increase the sensitivity of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory.
To prepare for climate change, U.S. Air Force enlists CSU scientists, engineers
A team led by the Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands is providing adaptation strategies for installations vulnerable to future climate threats.
Tip sheet: CSU offers expertise in disaster recovery, resiliency and rapid response
For reporters unraveling stories of recovery and resiliency from these and other events, Colorado State University experts can help frame the issues.
VIDEO: From near and far, CSU celebrates total solar eclipse
Day 1 of the 2017-18 academic year coincided with a rare total solar eclipse. Many hundreds of CSU students, faculty and staff hit pause to gaze upward and share the experience as a community.