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Name: Timothy MorrisseyHometown: Little Falls, NYMajor: Mechanical Engineering PhD StudentAdvisor: Christoph Keplinger, Keplinger Research GroupI grew up in a small town in upstate New York. I was always drawn to traditional STEM topics and had

Name: Jaylene MartinezHometown: Ojo Sarco, NMMajor: Mechanical Engineering PhD StudentAdvisor: Yifu Ding,Nanostructured Polymer LabAs a young Chicana, I grew up in a small Northern New Mexico town named Ojo Sarco. I was taught

The incoming Fall 2018 Mechanical Engineering class represents students from 24 states shown on the map above in gold.Welcome new and returning students! With the Fall 2018 semester underway, we have some exciting metrics to

You may have noticed that the air quality in parts of Colorado has been worse than usual for the past few days. Wildfires burning across the U.S. (although notably not in Colorado) have caused smokey skies of late. This far-flung

Humans spend about 90 percent of our lives inside, so it’s time we analyzed what we’re breathing while we’re there.   “There has been a huge gap between the research done indoors and out,” said Marina Vance, a professor in the mechanical

The 2018-19 Distinguished Seminar Series enables an opportunity for students and faculty among others to learn from six impressive mechanical engineering thought-leaders. This year, we welcome Ellen Arruda, Mark Campbell, Dennis Discher, Harriet

Western State Colorado University and CU 51��ý have launched a new program that will offer CU 51��ý bachelor of science degrees in computer science and mechanical engineering on the Gunnison campus. The program will operate similarly to our

Congratulations to these outstanding professors, instructors, and staff for going the extra mile during 2017-2018. Annual department awards were presented at the first faculty/staff meeting of the 2018-2019 academic year.Outstanding Undergraduate

Now through Dec. 1, 2018, we’re waiving application fees for all domestic applicants to our CU Engineering PhD programs.We’re taking this unprecedented step for a few important reasons:To remove one more barrier for qualified applicants. Between

Students in the CU Summer Program for Undergraduate Research shared their findings with faculty, family and fellow students during presentations Monday and Tuesday in the Gallogly Discovery Learning Center.This is the third year of the program, and