‘The Crowd & The Cloud’ to feature CoCoRaHS citizen science
A new public television series will feature the Colorado Climate Center’s signature citizen science movement.
Author Archives: Anne Manning
‘Spectacular-looking’ endangered frog species discovered in Ecuador’s cloud forests
The researchers have named the new species the Ecuadorian rainfrog.
Google Street View cars are eyes on the ground for urban methane leaks
Data from the CSU-led project are helping utilities, regulators and advocacy groups reduce wasteful and environmentally damaging leaks.
Forest service nursery gets an upgrade, courtesy of engineering students
The students have spent the past seven months making a brand-new seedling transport system, which they’ll present during E-Days.
Get a ‘passport,’ win a prize during inaugural Discovery Week
The week’s signature activity will be a “Passport to Discovery,” a guided tour of labs, studios and classrooms all over campus.
Zookeeping is destiny for Carson Jones
As part of his master’s work at CSU, Jones is interning at Denver Zoo’s Toyota Elephant Passage.
Only two weeks left to bring the CoCoRaHS Cup to your state
A Colorado State University-led citizen science network of rain, hail and snow spotters, CoCoRAHS, is recruiting new volunteers for its “March Madness” campaign.
How CSU chemists are helping us not get food poisoning
They’ve created a simple, cheap set of handheld tests that can detect the presence of many water- or food-borne pathogens.
Keeping cannabis workers safe, healthy and happy
Results of a study, “Work and Well-Being in the Colorado Cannabis Industry,” were published online in February.
A traffic cop for the cell surface: Illuminating a basic biological process
Scientists have shed light on a long-obscured cellular process: a mammalian cell membrane’s relationship with a scaffolding underneath it, the cortical actin cytoskeleton.