Fluorescent holography: Upending the world of biological imaging
CSU researchers have built a fluorescence-detection microscope that combines three-dimensional and high-resolution image processing.
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CSU honors Menoni and Rocca as Distinguished Alumni Employees
The electrical and computer engineering professors were recognized for their combined contributions to teaching, research and outreach.
CSU research spending increases to $332 million in FY 2016
Research expenditures at Colorado State University increased by nearly five percent, to $332 million, in Fiscal Year 2016.
Virtual reality symposium to feature tech experts
Experts in education, health, defense, computing and energy industries will discuss how they are using virtual reality technology during Colorado State University's first Virtual Reality Symposium, Oct. 21.
Five university programs receive funding for greater impact
The Office of the Vice President for Research has announced funding for Programs of Research and Scholarly Excellence for 2016, with the goal of enhancing research, teaching and service impacts.
Immune system technology topic of Leadership in Innovation talk
Sanofi Pasteur's William Warren will discuss his company’s latest design of a surrogate human immune system.
CSU a finalist for APLU, UEDA awards
Colorado State University is being recognized – yet again – for its leadership in developing robust relationships, locally and globally, which lead to greater innovation and economic prosperity.
New leader named for Infectious Disease Research Center
The Office of the Vice President for Research has selected Raymond Goodrich as the new Infectious Disease Research Center executive director.
Eight years of collaborative energy research nets Colorado $194M
The 'Collaboratory,' comprising Colorado State University, Colorado School of Mines, University of Colorado Boulder and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, was founded a decade ago as a clean energy research partnership.
CSU tapped to train first responders on infectious diseases safety
CSU was selected to join a five-state infectious disease training partnership led by Duke University.