The smog chamber is just one tool Shantanu Jathar is deploying for his overarching research aim: to better understand emissions and the atmospheric processing of pollutants from a range of energy sources.
An interdisciplinary group of CSU researchers are working on the enactment of a national smoke warning system.
Divergent climate tolerances play crucial roles in how species evolve. CSU biologists offer new insight into this long-held understanding of species diversity.
Roger Culver, professor of physics and longtime astronomy instructor at CSU, has co-created a first-of-its-kind index that ranks communities according to their observed lighting efficiency, which affects the quality of their dark skies.
Psychology assistant professor Dan Graham studies how people use nutrition information to inform their food choices.
A CSU research team has studied the fate of hydraulic fracturing chemicals when they are accidentally spilled during either transportation or production in oil and gas operations.
Biologist Nathan Lemoine has led a study seeking to understand whether introduced species succeed because they're fundamentally different from native species.
Fourth- and fifth-graders at Fort Collins' Rivendell School are helping test wearable air pollution monitors, which could eventually aid asthma sufferers in combating the effects of poor air quality.
Sixty years after Francis Crick first described it, CSU scientists have illuminated, in a single living cell, the final step of gene expression.