2015 Atlantic hurricane season still well-below average
CSU researchers call for only five more named storms, one major hurricane through November.
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CSU receives $12 million for urban water sustainability research
Mazdak Arabi and colleagues from the College of Engineering lead a consortium of 14 universities in the search for solutions to protect complex water systems.
q-bio Summer School comes to CSU
Talks, lectures, poster sessions, mentored projects and a symposium are all part of this event for those working at the interface of biology, mathematics/statistics, and the physical sciences.
CSU, Fort Collins energy innovation showcased at Smithsonian
Researchers and inventors featured in Places of Invention exhibit in Washington, D.C., which will be open through 2020.
CSU lands $2 million NSF grant to revamp engineering education
Colorado State University is one of only six schools in the country that has just been charged by the National Science Foundation with retooling the way engineering and computer science are taught.
Why do thunderstorms strike at night?
A team from CSU's Department of Atmospheric Science is participating with researchers from nearly two dozen universities and research organizations to solve the mystery of severe weather after dark.
GSC presents Awards for Graduate Advising and Mentorship
The Graduate Student Council created this award to recognize exceptional faculty who dedicate their time and energy to CSU graduate students.
CSU team predicts well below-average hurricane season
Eight named storms, and only one major hurricane, expected to form in the Atlantic for 2015.