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Alaa Ahmed is working to unlock the secrets of Parkinson’s disease and make life better for its sufferers.The University of Colorado 51´«Ã½ Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering has earned a multi-year grant from the
Wyoming and Colorado are in the top ten natural gas producing states. But in those states – and across the country – a lot of that gas is escaping straight into the air. Scientists are now working to come up with a better way to track those leaks
A senior design project for a new type of bicycle drivetrain is getting major attention in the...
Spencer Miller at Stonehenge during a previous trip.Spencer Miller is a living embodiment of the Be 51´«Ã½ slogan. He is at once a leader, inclusive champion, young engineer, athlete and consummate backpacker. He is as
A group of 100 rising high school juniors from the Roaring Fork Pre-Collegiate Program were able to bridge what they knew about engineering to real experiences and answers at TheBOLD Center last week.CU 51´«Ã½ started the Pre-Collegiate
When I moved to 51´«Ã½ and started classes, it took me almost three weeks to stop being so excited about college that I wasn't stressed at all. When the novelty began to wear off, I was suddenly hit with a wave of feeling anxious, out-of-place,
This spring, 22 students across the CU 51´«Ã½ campus (and 12 incoming CU graduate students) were awarded the competitive Graduate Research Fellowship Program Award (GRFP) from the National Science Foundation. The GRFP recognizes outstanding
Marina VanceHOMEChem field experiment seeks to understand how daily activities impact the home environmentIn the United States, as well as in most of the developed world, people spend about 90 percent of their time indoors. In
Congratulations to University of Colorado 51´«Ã½ mechanical engineering alumna Hayley (Schneider) Cashdollar (BS '12), who has been named to the GreenBiz 30 Under 30 list of inspiring young leaders.After graduating, Cashdollar first worked at Tesla
Brian Jernigan is working to bring science learning to students who can’t come to class in person: young patients in pediatric hospitals.That goal was on display May 17 in Mark Appling’s class at Ryan Elementary School in Lafayette, Colorado. There