KCSU DJ is a finalist for a national award
Laurelle Turner, a graduate student in Chemical and Biological Engineering at Colorado State University, is a finalist for a national college broadcasting award.
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Researchers measure methane lost in natural gas operations
Gathering and processing operations studied in most comprehensive study of the sector to date.
CSU joins network to research sustainable, livable cities
Zimmerle contributes expertise in distributed energy grids to project led by University of Minnesota.
Media Tip Sheet: CSU experts available to discuss Animas River mine spill
CSU experts are available to discuss a variety of topics related to the mine waste spill that has impacted the Animas River in southwestern Colorado.
Ice cream and outreach: Open house a hit
The CSU and greater Fort Collins communities came together Wednesday for the annual Community Open House and Ice Cream Social.
Atmospheric science student seeks to unlock secrets of Arctic clouds
Adele Igel, a graduate student in CSU's Department of Atmospheric Science, recently visited Stockholm University, where she worked with Professor Annica Ekman and her research group to study Arctic clouds.
ASCENT Fund supports student’s research contributions in Ireland
Atmospheric science doctoral student Christina McCluskey is currently participating in a research study being conducted at the Mace Head Atmospheric Research Station (Carna, Ireland), a coastal site near an oceanic region of seasonally prominent biological activity.
Mahmoud selected to participate in National Academy of Engineering symposium
Hussam Mahmoud, assistant professor in the CSU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, is among 89 young engineers selected to take part in the National Academy of Engineering's 21st annual U.S. Frontiers of Engineering (USFOE) symposium in September.
2015 Atlantic hurricane season still well-below average
CSU researchers call for only five more named storms, one major hurricane through November.