'Cyberbiosecurity' and protecting the life sciences
Jean Peccoud is lead author on a new paper urging awareness of 'cyberbiosecurity' risks for researchers, government and industry.
Category: "Research"
Beyond wind speed: A new measure for predicting hurricane impacts
Civil engineers have developed an innovative new model for assessing the resiliency of coastal communities to hurricanes.
CSU under-predicted extraordinarily active 2017 Atlantic hurricane season
Of most note were three hurricanes that devastated the continental U.S. and islands in the Caribbean: Harvey, Irma and Maria
Atmospheric scientists awarded grant for tropical cyclone research
The researchers will assemble a 30-year observational dataset, including calibrated satellite and rainfall data.
Carbon coating gives biochar its garden-greening power
An international research team has illuminated unprecedented detail of biochar's seemingly miraculous properties.
CSU annual research spending tops $338 million
CSU generated $338.4 million in research expenditures in Fiscal Year 2017, a boost of nearly 2 percent.
Advancing algae for better biofuels: CSU shares in $3.5 million project
The overall goal set by the Department of Energy is to double the yield of biofuel precursors from algae to about 3,700 gallons per acre per year.
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.
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.