Beyond the moon landing, inspiration and accomplishment
Hear from CSU astronauts about what the Apollo 11 moon landing meant to them.
Latest Headlines
Christian Puttlitz named Mechanical Engineering department head
Christian Puttlitz, longtime Mechanical Engineering professor at Colorado State University, has been named department head.
Systems engineering becomes newest college department
Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering welcomes the new Department of Systems Engineering into the college, one of the highest ranked interdisciplinary research and education systems programs in the nation.
VIDEO: Ag-Energy Field Day connects energy leaders with CSU research
The Fort Collins field day capped the 10th annual Energy Innovation Summit in Denver, hosted by the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy.
Sudeep Pasricha honored by world’s largest computing society
The Association for Computing Machinery has honored CSU electrical and computer engineering professor Sudeep Pasricha with the Distinguished Service Award.
ASCENT scholarship funds atmospheric science graduate students’ international research
Atmospheric science graduate students Jingyuan Li and Rung Panasawatwong will receive funding from the Assisting Students, Cultivating Excellence, Nurturing Talent or ASCENT program to pursue research opportunities outside the United States.
Christopher Snow honored with mid-career Nelson Family Faculty Excellence Award
Christopher Snow, associate professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering, has been named the recipient of the Nelson Family Faculty Excellence Award – a prestigious honor designed to help the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering support researchers with potential.
Students
ASCENT scholarship funds atmospheric science graduate students’ international research
Atmospheric science graduate students Jingyuan Li and Rung Panasawatwong will receive funding from the Assisting Students, Cultivating Excellence, Nurturing Talent or ASCENT program to pursue research opportunities outside the United States.
Colloquium offers grad students cutting-edge atmospheric science, crash course in communicating severe weather
CSU atmospheric science students Sam Childs, Faith Groff and Chelsea Nam are among the 25 chosen for an Advanced Study Program colloquium, hosted annually by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) .
With liquid-fueled rocket, CSU team aiming high at Spaceport America Cup
The CSU team will pit their custom-made, liquid-fueled rocket against those of more than 122 collegiate teams.
Ram Racing headed to Formula SAE competition June 19
Ram Racing is headed to a regional Formula SAE intercollegiate competition that will feature 80 teams in Lincoln, Nebraska, on June 19.
Research
ASCENT scholarship funds atmospheric science graduate students’ international research
Atmospheric science graduate students Jingyuan Li and Rung Panasawatwong will receive funding from the Assisting Students, Cultivating Excellence, Nurturing Talent or ASCENT program to pursue research opportunities outside the United States.
Christopher Snow honored with mid-career Nelson Family Faculty Excellence Award
Christopher Snow, associate professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering, has been named the recipient of the Nelson Family Faculty Excellence Award – a prestigious honor designed to help the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering support researchers with potential.
Colloquium offers grad students cutting-edge atmospheric science, crash course in communicating severe weather
CSU atmospheric science students Sam Childs, Faith Groff and Chelsea Nam are among the 25 chosen for an Advanced Study Program colloquium, hosted annually by the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) .
Colorado Water Center awards innovative research and education grants
The Colorado Water Center has announced awards of nearly $170,000 to provide seed funding for CSU research teams,faculty fellows, and education and engagement projects.
Events
Summer festival includes free lectures on déjà vu, perception and more
The Viewpoints lecture series, part of Off the Hook Arts Summerfest, will be during noon hours, June 18-July 11.
2019 Spring Commencement set for May 17-19
Ceremonies and speakers celebrate accomplishments of more than 4,400 CSU graduates.
Celebrate! Colorado State rescheduled for May 9
Celebrate! Colorado State has been rescheduled for Thursday, May 9, from 10:30 a.m. to noon in the Lory Student Center Grand Ballroom.
Air quality expert Jason Reed to speak at next FORTCAST event
Learn about air quality forecasting and consulting careers at FORTCAST’s next What’s Brewing in Weather & Climate talk with scientist Jason Reed
Engineering Community
In memory: Lionel Vernon Baldwin
Lionel Vernon Baldwin, 87, of Fort Collins, passed away early Wednesday morning June 26.
Systems engineering becomes newest college department
Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering welcomes the new Department of Systems Engineering into the college, one of the highest ranked interdisciplinary research and education systems programs in the nation.
Sudeep Pasricha honored by world’s largest computing society
The Association for Computing Machinery has honored CSU electrical and computer engineering professor Sudeep Pasricha with the Distinguished Service Award.
In memory: Muhammed Nazmul "Naz" Karim
Muhammad Nazmul Karim, born in Muktagacha, Mymensingh District of Bangladesh, passed away on Friday, June 21, 2019, in Delft, The Netherlands, while on a work trip.
In the News
Even ‘weak’ hurricanes can cause a lot of harm
Researchers at Colorado State University, including the authors of this piece, developed a Hurricane Impact Level ranking system to categorize storms.
‘Greywater’ Could Help Solve Colorado’s Water Problems. Why Aren’t We All Using It?
Colorado’s Water Plan wants to close the gap and recognizes greywater as one tool to help make that happen. However, not a single state-approved greywater system has been built since it was legalized.
A Fully Integrated Model of Interdependent Physical Infrastructure and Social System
Exploring research from the Center for Risk-Based Community Resilience Planning, whose objectives are to advance community resilience science and implementation.
Father and son create life-size, 3D-printed Lamborghini
Electrical and computer engineering adjunct professor Sterling Backus and his son are in the process of building a Lamborghini out of 3D-printed materials.