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CSU-led satellite mission to study extreme weather moves into construction phase
A Colorado State University-led effort to study extreme weather from space using small satellites passed a key review by NASA.
The spring melt is coming for mountain snow, but not all will make it to the Colorado River
Becky Bolinger, Colorado’s assistant state climatologist, expressed some guarded optimism about the state’s snow data. “Living in Colorado, sometimes it's hard to have those good vibes because it can just turn on a dime.” (KUNC/NPR)
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment awards $3.25M to protect Colorado air quality
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has awarded $3.25 million to Colorado State University researchers to improve and protect Colorado’s air quality related to methane emissions from oil and gas production.
Internship spotlight: Working on groundbreaking battery research with Amanda Mohrlang
Fourth-year chemical and biological engineering student Amanda Mohrlang found her passion for computational modeling through a hands-on research internship at Prieto Battery.
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.
Report outlines ways to spur homeowner investment to address climate change
Associate Professor Steve Conrad is a co-author on a new report funded by the Department of Energy that examines attitudes around residential retrofit activity by homeowners.
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.
Researchers predicting well above-average 2024 Atlantic hurricane season
Colorado State University hurricane researchers are predicting an extremely active Atlantic hurricane season in their initial 2024 forecast. The team cites record warm tropical and eastern subtropical Atlantic sea surface temperatures as a primary factor for their prediction of 11 hurricanes this year.
Floor tiles celebrate graduate student contributions to CSU Energy Institute research, entrepreneurship
Engraved floor tiles in the Powerhouse Energy Campus pay tribute to the achievements of CSU Energy Institute graduate students.