Blood-repellent materials: A new approach to medical implants
A material created by CSU researchers is repellent to blood and could form the basis for biocompatible surgical implants.
Author Archives: Anne Manning
How do your ice crystals grow? NSF fellow chases fires to study clouds
Atmospheric science researcher Gregg Schill is seeking to isolate the relationship between clouds, and the black carbon from burning biomass.
Recreating conditions inside stars with compact lasers
Scientists offer a new path to creating the extreme conditions found in stars, using compact lasers and ultra-short pulses irradiating nanowires.
International neutrino experiment hands CSU the remote
CSU’s remote control room for Fermilab’s NOvA experiment is one of only 12 in the world.
East Coast community is test bed for disaster-recovery research
A team from the Center for Risk-Based Community Resilience Planning launched a longitudinal field study of Lumberton, North Carolina in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
This is your brain on (legal) cannabis: CSU researchers seek answers
For those suffering depression or anxiety, using cannabis for relief may not be the long-term answer.
Garrett Bischof, Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Garrett Bischof traveled road from electrician to electrical engineer for his family.
CSU’s Jean Peccoud to provide bioprocessing expertise for Department of Defense
A multi-institutional team is newly commissioned to analyze the security of the nation’s biomanufacturing infrastructure.
CSU climatologists monitor drought day and night
The Colorado Climate Center keeps a close eye on regional drought conditions, providing weekly updates for the U.S. Drought Monitor.
Antolin, Baron, Menoni named fellows of American Association for the Advancement of Science
Antolin and Menoni join 389 other honorees this year, due to their ‘scientifically or socially distinguished efforts to advance science or its applications.’