Why Hurricane Sally is moving so slowly—and delivering epic rainfall
Emerging research is showing that the climate crisis will make storms move more slowly and higher temperatures will allow them to carry more water (National Geographic).
Tag: "Alumni"
Dinosaurs' unique bone structure helped them support their large weight
"Understanding the mechanics of the trabecular architecture of dinosaurs may help us better understand the design of other lightweight and dense structures," said CSU alumnus Trevor Aguirre (CNN).
Mechanical engineering alumnus helps guide medical device company’s role in COVID-19 solutions
Mechanical engineering alumnus Gary Johnson oversees a team of about 150 engineers and scientists who have designed and developed nasopharyngeal swabs for Applied Medical in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
CSU chemical engineering alumna is president of one of nation’s top AI companies
CSU alumna Tina Larson and her colleagues at Recursion have assisted with the body of research on COVID-19.
Civil and environmental engineering program yields top water officials for Colorado and Wyoming
CSU's civil and environmental engineering department is known for churning out engineers who run agencies, including the top water authorities for Colorado and Wyoming.
Loveland’s Lightning Systems sparks mass transportation remodel
CSU Engineering alumnus and Lightning Systems CEO Tim Reeser dsicusseds the company's fully-electric motors for some of the largest delivery customers (Denver Channel).
Temperature-taking robot has some roots in CSU’s electrical engineering department
Former CSU electrical and computer engineering student Ian Bernstein has created two robotics companies including one that is now helping with the COVID crisis.
Remembering a civil engineering trailblazer: Bonnie Faye Snodgress
Bonnie Faye Snodgress, who passed away this winter, graduated from the CSU College of Engineering in 1964 - the only woman in her class, and the first to graduate in more than 40 years.
1st Special Operations Wing at Hurburt Field gets first female commander
Col. Jocelyn J. Schermerhorn, a 25-year Air Force officer and CSU alumna, became the first woman to take command of the 1st Special Operations Wing in Monday ceremonies at Hurlburt Field, headquarters of Air Force Special Operations Command (MSN Now).
The flow must go on: Facilities Management keeps campus water safe
Engineering alums with CSU Facilities are tasked with keeping high-quality drinking water available during the COVID-19 pandemic, while most buildings are sparsely populated or completely unoccupied.