Core team named for Race, Bias and Equity Initiative
The team is developing guidelines for reviewing the more than 100 proposals and ideas that the RBEI has received from CSU students, faculty and staff.
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Science education students share their passion with science teachers at the Colorado Science Conference
Natural sciences students had the opportunity to meet science teachers at the Colorado Science Conference.
Atmospheric science, meet data science
Now more than ever, climate researchers are turning to trainable, data-nimble computer programs as tools for improving climate models, weather forecasting and more.
Chemists create new route to PHAs: naturally degradable bioplastics
They offer a cost-effective synthetic pathway for conventional and new PHAs with enhanced properties.
President McConnell speaks from the heart at inauguration ceremony
As Joyce McConnell spoke Thursday, Nov. 14, during her investiture ceremony and saw her 93-year-old mother, Bessie, and 90-year-old father, Harvey, sitting in the audience, she couldn’t help but think about her journey to become CSU’s 15th president.
Two CSU chemistry professors to help celebrate 150 years of the Periodic Table
Professors Eugene Chen and Amy Prieto will join a national panel in Washington, D.C. this week discussing chemistry breakthroughs enabled by scientific understanding of the periodic table.
Meet four female students who are leading the future of computer science
This year the Computer Science program at CSU had an incoming class with the largest percentage of female students in the department’s history. Here are four students who are leading the future of computer science.
CSU Provost Rick Miranda to step down after decade in the role
After national search is completed, Miranda will return to the mathematics faculty in College of Natural Sciences.
NIH grants over $3 million to CSU researchers for studies on children with Down syndrome
Down syndrome is the most common type of neurogenetic syndrome associated with developmental disability.
‘I knew that was going to happen:’ Déjà vu and the ‘postdictive’ bias
CSU memory researchers document a “postdictive” bias in deja vu experiencers in the lab, and offer a plausible explanation for why it happens.