Atmospheric science professor elected to National Academy of Engineering
Graeme Stephens is the second CSU faculty member in less than a year to be elected to a National Academy.
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New name, wider scope for CSU’s rural energy mission
The new Rural Energy Center will offer energy assessments and other services to Colorado’s agricultural communities, mountain towns and smaller ciites.
Rats! Study finds in East Africa, more farmland means more plague-infested rodents
Efforts to boost food production in Tanzania are causing a spike in the number of plague-ridden rodents.
CSU to lead new federal research center on disaster resilience
CSU engineering professors John van de LIndt and Bruce Ellingwood are directing the $20 million Fort Collins-based center.
Study examines factors that influence people’s ability to keep working as they age
Researchers surveyed more than 2,800 American workers for the study on “work ability.”
CSU study measures methane emissions at natural gas transmission and storage sites
The study found wide variations in the amount of methane being emitted.
CSU study finds methane emissions vary widely at natural gas gathering and processing sites
The study is the most comprehensive field survey to date on the gathering and processing sectors.
Princess of Thailand makes second visit to CSU to learn about cancer research
Robert Williams, a chemistry professor, explained how he and his colleagues are trying to develop new cancer drugs from marine organisms.
CSU study finds “islands” of evolution within an island
Study challenges long-held notion that mountain ranges, canyons and other physical are needed to spur biodiversity.
New KCSU show highlights research, innovation
Mary Willson, a communications studies major, launched her “What the Wonder” radio show this semester.