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New hydraulic faculty member to research environmental fluid mechanics in aquatic ecosystems
Tseng came to CSU largely for the long tradition of water resource engineering and hydraulics in the department, and also for the strong collaborations with colleges across campus.
Robinson and Smith named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Allen Robinson, dean of the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering, has been named a 2023 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the world’s largest multidisciplinary scientific society and publisher of the Science family of journals.
The right stuff: Love of chemistry leads to distinguished atmospheric science career
This month, CSU bestowed Collett with the honor of University Distinguished Professor in Atmospheric Science. Collett’s research focuses on understanding the chemical composition of fog and clouds, and helping communities and agencies address environmental air quality concerns.
Innovator of the Year Thomas Sale credits success to opportunity, collaboration, and persistence
Civil and Environmental Engineering Emeritus Professor Thomas Sale has been named the 2024 CSU STRATA Innovator of the Year.
Earth’s water future veers into sci-fi territory, researchers say
Could weather control lead to water wars? CSU scientists are using science fiction to make us confront the potential horrors of a water-scarce future. (Interesting Engineering)
Want to recycle your own water at home? A new proposal could make that easier in Colorado
Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Sybil Sharvelle spoke with Colorado Public Radio about recycling of graywater, lightly contaminated water from the laundry, shower, bath, or bathroom sink that can be treated and reused for toilet flushing and outdoor watering.
‘Absolutely a wake-up call’: Key Bridge tragedy has markings of 1980 Baltimore crash, but worse
Because the “dolphins” – concrete structures that are intended to slow or deflect oncoming vessels – are relatively small and leave various angles unprotected, “what was put in place appears to be definitely not the most optimal way to do it,” said Hussam Mahmoud, a Colorado State University engineering professor. (CNN)
Collector preserves the history of washing machines with his own backyard museum
Lee Maxwell, retired professor of electrical engineering at Colorado State University, has been collecting washing machines since 1985. (Rocky Mountain PBS)
CSU Systems Engineering key to $1.4 million workforce grant to Innosphere Ventures
Colorado State University's Systems Engineering department will play a key leadership role in a $1.4 million workforce project recently awarded to Fort Collins-based Innosphere Ventures through Opportunity Now Colorado, a regional workforce initiative.
Menoni awarded Fraunhofer/Burley Prize in optical engineering
Carmen Menoni received the Fraunhofer/Burley Prize in recognition of her work on novel coatings that drive advances in optical engineering, laser-driven fusion, and laser interferometry.