A rare opportunity has landed the electrical engineering graduate student on the ground floor of a new wave of X-ray science at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
The Multicultural Undergraduate Research Art and Leadership Symposium, taking place March 31, is an opportunity for students of color from various disciplines to be exposed to undergraduate research opportunities.
Registration is open for the 23rd annual Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity, a showcase for undergraduate work in arts, sciences, service learning and more.
At the AAAS annual meeting, research scientist Andrew Jones will join a discussion on the interactions of plants, microorganisms, soils and climate.
Civil engineering associate professor Karan Venayagamoorthy will present the Monfort Lecture, Feb. 23.
In honor of Groundhog Day, read some fast facts about these fascinating rodents.
Ritter has received the John H. Chafee Memorial Award, which honors renowned leaders who “communicate the importance of science in environmental policy and decision making.”
A material created by CSU researchers is repellent to blood and could form the basis for biocompatible surgical implants.
Atmospheric science researcher Gregg Schill is seeking to isolate the relationship between clouds, and the black carbon from burning biomass.
Scientists offer a new path to creating the extreme conditions found in stars, using compact lasers and ultra-short pulses irradiating nanowires.