CSU team joins Nobel-winning international hunt for gravitational waves
The team will provide critical coating technology to increase the sensitivity of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory.
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World's most advanced shipborne radar ready to set sail
An atmospheric science team will embark on a five-week research voyage to test a radar called SEA-POL.
New report details innovations in water reuse
Sybil Sharvelle in the Department of Civil Engineering chaired a national committee of experts who wrote new guidelines for safe, cost-effective expansion of water reuse systems.
To prepare for climate change, U.S. Air Force enlists CSU scientists, engineers
A team led by the Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands is providing adaptation strategies for installations vulnerable to future climate threats.
CSU joins massive effort for boosting electric grid's future
On Sept. 26, the researchers will convene at Idaho National Laboratory for a live demonstration of the Real-Time Super Lab concept.
University invests $1 million in interdisciplinary research teams
Catalyst for Innovative Partnerships teams collaborate on some of the world’s most pressing problems.
What made the rain in Hurricane Harvey so extreme?
Even compared to other tropical cyclones, the rain from Harvey has been very hard, and gone for a very long time.
Lab works to revolutionize tissue regeneration in injured patients
Associate professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and School of Biomedical Engineering, Matthew Kipper, is currently incorporating electrospinning into his research for biomedical applications.
VIDEO: Drones weather the storm
A field campaign for observing storms using drones and weather balloons wrapped up in June.
Forecast team continues to predict above-average 2017 Atlantic hurricane season
They cite neutral El Niño-Southern Oscillation conditions and a warmer than normal tropical Atlantic.