Engineering professor, students win award for journal article
The CSU team’s winning journal article appeared in the Fluids of Physics in 2013.
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Study finds mixing genes helps guppies flourish, not fail
New CSU study helps make the case for “genetic rescue” of failing animal populations.
Donation to help Little Shop of Physics to visit more schools
CSU’s Little of Shop of Physics will reach more students this year with the help of Halliburton.
Engineering professor earns high grades, high honors for teaching
Branislav Notaros, a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has won two high-level teaching awards in recent months.
CSU team’s predictions weather the storm
CSU team’s predictions ring true: 2014 a quiet hurricane season in the Atlantic
New tool for tracking surfactants used in hydraulic fracturing
CSU researchers have developed an analytical technique and database to identify whether chemical compounds called surfactants originated from hydraulic fracturing or other sources such as wastewater treatment plants.
Zen and the art of engines, algae and third world cookstoves
CSU professor Bryan Willson kicked off the final President’s Community Lecture Series event of 2014 with an anecdote about a recent trip to England.
Energy topic of next President’s lecture
Whether it is reducing pollution from engines, growing algae, rethinking building design, or redesigning cookstoves for the developing world, Bryan Willson has worked to push boundaries and implement energy solutions on a global scale. Willson will present on these and other …
CSU to make Ebola, Marburg vaccines to support human trials
BioMARC, a high-containment biopharmaceutical facility operated by CSU, is manufacturing the vaccines for the U.S. Department of Defense in support of human clinical trials.
Monfort prof presents hydrogen storage research
Amy Prieto is known for her battery research, but she’s also finding better ways to store clean-burning hydrogen transportation fuel.