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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.
CSU researchers examining causes of male infertility
ECE professor Diego Krapf is leveraging novel mathematical tools and sophisticated imaging technology to understand the causes of male infertility.
Study abroad program introduces first-year engineering students to Copenhagen, college, and each other
For 14 first year students in the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering, the 2023-24 school year started early with a study abroad program in Copenhagen, Denmark. Students interested in the 2024 Bridge Program offerings are encouraged to attend a virtual info session this Thursday, February 15, 2024.
CSU develops drug that could prevent tissue loss in astronauts and immobile patients
Ghosh and his research team received funding from National Science Foundation and NASA’s Center for the Advancement of Science in Space to develop an injection that could eliminate tissue loss for astronauts. The same drug could be used to help people on earth recover from prolonged bedrest or immobility.
CSU distinguished professor receives two awards for excellence in lasers, photonics
“One of these awards alone is a significant achievement for a faculty member,” said department head Edwin Chong. “Combined, these honors speak to Carmen’s far-reaching impact.”
Scott Foundation funds interdisciplinary research aimed at improving rotator cuff healing
Kirk McGilvray, associate director of the Orthopaedic Bioengineering Research Laboratory, is leading a research group set out to improve the healing process of rotator cuff injuries with the help of a 3-D printed implant.
For the love of pets: Novel canine exoskeleton holds promise for dogs with mobility issues
CSU’s first-of-its-kind canine exoskeleton design could be a game changer for dogs with spinal issues or progressive diseases such as degenerative myelopathy.
A CSU homecoming: Incoming engineering dean blurs lines between disciplines to solve grand challenges
“Collaboration is not just connecting people within engineering, but bridging beyond engineering,” says the incoming dean, Allen Robinson.
A Conversation with a Monfort professor: Brian Munsky on advancing quantitative biology
Monfort Professor Brian Munsky is carving out a space for cellular biology among the “hard sciences,” disciplines where mathematical rigor and predictive modeling are possible.
CSU engineering student named Astronaut Scholar
In April, Chloe Brekhus was named a Goldwater Scholar. Now, the Colorado State University undergraduate has picked up another prestigious STEM honor.