Vikings assistant applies mathematical precision to offensive line play
CSU engineering alumnus Rick Dennison is making waves as the offensive line coach for the Minnesota Vikings (Minneapolis Star Tribune).
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Upriver from a senator’s lake house, an Oklahoma town fights for survival
For years, there has been fierce debate over water levels at a popular lake. Senator James Inhofe, who has a vacation home there, took the matter to Washington (New York Times).
Scientists reveal key insights into emerging water purification technology
CSU engineers studied why certain membrane designs used in membrane distillation work better than others.
Dam safety organization investigating Spencer Dam failure
CSU professor Robert Ettema will join an independent investigation into last March's breach of the Spencer Dam in Nebraska.
Jorge A. Ramirez honored with 2019 American Society of Civil Engineering award
The American Society of Civil Engineering honored achievements of Jorge Ramirez with the 2019 Arid Lands Hydraulic Engineering Award for outstanding teaching and mentoring and research on arid lands hydrology and hydraulics.
Even 'weak' hurricanes can cause a lot of harm
Researchers at Colorado State University, including the authors of this piece, developed a Hurricane Impact Level ranking system to categorize storms.
‘Greywater’ Could Help Solve Colorado’s Water Problems. Why Aren’t We All Using It?
Colorado’s Water Plan wants to close the gap and recognizes greywater as one tool to help make that happen. However, not a single state-approved greywater system has been built since it was legalized.
A Fully Integrated Model of Interdependent Physical Infrastructure and Social System
Exploring research from the Center for Risk-Based Community Resilience Planning, whose objectives are to advance community resilience science and implementation.
Chuck Shackelford on Canada, hockey and sustainable chemical containment
Civil Engineering Department Chair Chuck Shackelford gave 12 lectures in eight Canadian provinces this summer, traveling 4,000 miles in three weeks.