CSU civil engineers build model to test design for $900M California dam project
The pandemic hasn’t stilled CSU’s Hydraulics Lab, the state-of-the-art lab continues to provide valuable hands-on education and advancements in hydraulics engineering.
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New dataset provides county-level exposure numbers for tropical cyclones, human health
A research team has created an open-source data set for epidemiological research on tropical cyclones.
LaserNetUS high-power laser consortium, including CSU, receives $18 million from the U.S. Department of Energy
CSU's Advanced Beam Laboratory, in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department, is part of the LaserNet US network.
InTERFEWS expands to tackle complex challenges in food-energy-water systems
CSU's Interdisciplinary Training, Education and Research in Food-Energy-Water Systems, known as InTERFEWS, has doubled in size in both research proposals and participants.
College's first virtual career fair drew 64 employers, nearly 700 students
Nearly 700 students in the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering talked with 64 employers virtually at the college’s semi-annual Career Fair October 1.
CSU team reimagines backyard of 5-year-old girl with rare genetic disorder
A team from Colorado State University that includes occupational therapy and mechanical engineering students is transforming the backyard of a 5-year-old Fort Collins girl who has a rare genetic disorder.
Your Voice. Your Vote. Your Rights.
CSU Fort Collins, CSU Pueblo and CSU Global are working with the Colorado State University System to launch an initiative called Your Voice, Your Vote, Your Rights.
Colorado State University contributing to wildfire battle in many ways
From people to facilities, CSU provides support to those combatting the Cameron Peak Fire.
CSU institute works with external partners from Colorado to NYC to find One Water solutions
The One Water Solutions Institute brings together diverse researchers from across the CSU campus and employs students and staff to solve water-related problems.
Cameron Peak Fire bypasses Mountain Campus structures over the weekend
The third largest fire in state history burned much of the forests that surround the campus. However, fire crews – assisted by mitigation measures put into place in recent years – managed to protect all of the structures on the 1,600-acre campus.