Colorado State University hosts free peek into engineering programs October 29
Colorado State University will host a free Engineering Exploration Day for high school and transfer students on Saturday, October 29.
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Researchers map streamflow alterations to gauge human impact on ecosystems
A study involving Civil and Environmental Engineering Associate Professor Ryan Morrison has mapped streamflow alterations across the U.S., providing a wealth of data for determining societal impacts on ecosystems.
CSU team leads $3 million DOE study on algae-sourced biofuel
“What we’re proposing with our research is to address water quality issues while producing biofuels."
Climate change from the ground up: Researchers explore sea level rise impact on building foundations
A new study by Colorado State University civil engineers examines the hidden costs to building foundations due to sea level rise.
New Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty member focused on groundwater sustainability, educating hydrology engineers
New Civil and Environmental Engineering Assistant Professor Ryan Smith uses technology to peer underground and answer questions about how groundwater supplies are changing and why.
American Meteorological Society honors three Colorado State University researchers
V. Chandrasekar, Eric Maloney, and Mark DeMaria will be recognized for their outstanding contributions to weather, water and climate science.
New Atmospheric Science faculty member aims to support forward-thinking education and research around climate change
Pat Keys, formerly the lead scientist with Colorado State University’s School of Global Environmental Sustainability, has joined the Department of Atmospheric Science as an assistant professor.
Two CSU professors named fellows of artificial intelligence organization
Chong and Maciejewski were honored for their cross-disciplinary work to leverage artificial intelligence in sectors ranging from robotics to transportation.
CSU researchers funded by DARPA to demystify neural networks, improve cybersecurity
CSU computer scientists and mathematicians are seeking to bring mathematics-based clarity to how artificial neural networks function, and how they can be better protected against security threats.