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In memory: Harry Wallace Edwards
Harry Wallace Edwards, age 84, of Littleton, passed away on Tuesday, December 26, 2023. He taught Mechanical Engineering at CSU for 41 years.
Ethics colloquium digs deeper into AI: ethics, opportunities and applications in higher ed
The popularity of artificial intelligence, like many technological revolutions before it, is growing hand in hand with a myriad of uncertainties.
Supply chain tradeoffs are never simple: Research shows current distribution methods result in lower greenhouse gas emissions than growing vegetables locally
New research from Colorado State University shows that the current of production and distribution supply chain is still a better option, in terms of total greenhouse gas emissions, for getting vegetables like lettuce from the field to the dinner table.
Rio Blanco County: Ryan Wix – Mechanical Engineering
During the 2022-23 academic year, we are highlighting one Colorado State University student or alum from each of Colorado's 64 counties. The Centennial State's land grant university has a connection to the diverse lands and people from the counties of Moffat to Baca, Montezuma to Sedgwick and everywhere in between.
Win-win: Engineering student-athletes receive support and experience with summer internships
For seven Colorado State University student-athletes who study engineering, their “what-I-did-last-summer” tale was an internship that provided financial support, work experience and an added sense of community through the CSU Energy Institute.
LED photochemical process will improve vaccines, promote more effective immune response, CSU researcher says
John Mizia, a research associate in mechanical engineering, has earned a $60,000 grant to develop an LED photochemical vaccine manufacturing testbed.
Trash to treasure: Renewable energy system could capture farm fertilizer runoff and recycle it
CSU researcher Reza Nazemi is prototyping a farm field-side modular device to capture fertilizers from runoff that can be re-used.
Mentoring award-winning presenters through interdisciplinary networks
Creating opportunities that build new interdisciplinary relationships and support high-quality communication skills and mentoring practices among faculty, graduate students and collaborative teams at CSU is a priority for Kristina Quynn, assistant dean of the Graduate School and director of CSU Writes.
Graduate School Three-Minute Talk Awardees announced
Colorado State University graduate students rose to the challenge of presenting years of their research in just three minutes during a competition piloted in the spring semester.
What are the most environmentally friendly modes of transportation?
From using an e-bike to even riding a horse, here's a look at the carbon impact of different modes of transportation per mile.