Wear your mask: Majority of CSU students motivated to practice safe public health behaviors
Ninety-one percent of CSU students are motivated to practice safe health behaviors so they don’t spread COVID-19, according to a recent campus survey.
Category: "coronavirus"
Contact tracing team trying to stay ahead of COVID-19
Contact tracing is one of an arsenal of tools used by CSU's public health office to quickly identify and contain potential cases of COVID-19.
National Academies workshop will address airborne transmission of COVID-19
The two-day virtual workshop will delve into the rapidly evolving science around how the virus spreads.
Trillions in coronavirus spending is putting AOC's favorite economic theory to the test
Modern monetary theory is tested as countries spend unprecedented amounts to aid companies, workers and citizens during the pandemic.
Researchers identify a protein that may help SARS-CoV-2 spread rapidly through cells
Researchers found that the nucleocapsid protein in the SARS-CoV-2 virus may be associated with packaging of viral RNA and may reduce an infected cell’s anti-viral stress response.
Virtual Reality to the Rescue: Innovative pilot program transcends remote learning
Leaders for CSU’s human virtual reality program stepped up to meet the moment during the pandemic.
Epidemic model shows how COVID-19 could spread through firefighting camps
The model demonstrates potential risks and worst-case scenarios COVID-19 poses for the fire management community.
Global summit on science and innovation for reopening workplaces safely starts this week
At the Clean 2020 Virtual Summit, leaders from industry, government and universities will address the urgent need for solutions as America returns to work and school.
COVID-19 expert panel set for Aug. 4
The Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging, in partnership with CSU Extension and Senior Access Points of Larimer County, will hold its third webinar in the COVID-19 Expert Panel Series.
Visualizing a pandemic: Researchers aim to increase public acceptance of safe behaviors
Jessica Witt and a team from University of Michigan are identifying ways to visually communicate COVID-19 risk data to the public.