CSU joins network to research sustainable, livable cities
Zimmerle contributes expertise in distributed energy grids to project led by University of Minnesota.
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2015 Atlantic hurricane season still well-below average
CSU researchers call for only five more named storms, one major hurricane through November.
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.
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.
CSU team predicts well below-average hurricane season
Eight named storms, and only one major hurricane, expected to form in the Atlantic for 2015.
For the birds: CSU 3D lab prints bird decoys for field study
A biology professor hopes the decoys will enable her to better tag and track elusive canyon and rock wrens.
CSU student honored by international aeronautics association
Ciprian Dumitrache, who is earning a doctorate in mechanical engineering, recently received a prestigious award.
Making waves: CSU professor part of team studying ocean waves
Karan Venayamagoorthy, a professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, helped collect wave and turbulence data in the South China Sea.
Satellite sensor improving "night vision" for CIRA researcher
Steven Miller, deputy director of CIRA, is leading a team analyzing data from the novel sensor, which is orbitting the Earth on a NASA/NOAA satellite.