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Kaori Keyser, born to be an Eco Leader
CSU freshman Kaori Keyser tackled her first sustainability project when she was in grade school.
E-Days preview: Equipping surgeons for minimally invasive procedures
Biomedical engineering students are designing a training laparoscope with 30-degree tilt functionality.
Engineering Days: A culmination of education rooted in tradition
The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering’s annual E-Days event traces its history back to CSU's earliest days.
E-Days preview: A small bridge with a steel purpose
The Steel Bridge Team’s mission is to design a one tenth-scale bridge that can be constructed and deconstructed quickly.
E-Days preview: Fighting viruses with tobacco plants
Senior design students are using tobacco leaves to grow antibodies that treat Japanese Encephalitis Virus.
E-Days preview: Vehicle manufacturing takes front seat with Aggies Offroad
Engineering students have reintroduced a club for off-road motor sports, and have created a vehicle for an international competition.
E-Days preview: Brewing technology on a small-batch scale
Engineering students designed a custom, 2-hecoliter brewery for their Senior Design Project.
Forest service nursery gets an upgrade, courtesy of engineering students
The students have spent the past seven months making a brand-new seedling transport system, which they'll present during E-Days.
Bright lights, big science: Joel Williams helping unleash some of the world's brightest X-rays
A rare opportunity has landed the electrical engineering graduate student on the ground floor of a new wave of X-ray science at Los Alamos National Laboratory.