'Infinitely' recyclable polymer shows practical properties of plastics
CSU chemists have made another major step toward waste-free, sustainable materials that could one day compete with conventional plastics.
Category: "Research"
Professor of Physics Mark Bradley wins Interdisciplinary Award
Professor of Physics Mark Bradley is the spring 2018 winner of the individual Interdisciplinary Scholarship Award.
Mirco solutions for macro problems: computer scientist Louis-Noel Pouchet receives NSF CAREER grant
Assistant Professor of Computer Science Louis-Noel Pouchet aims to identify and optimize the areas in which our everyday gadgets are failing us.
Scholarship Impact Award: P. Shing Ho
P. Shing Ho, professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, has received the Colorado State University Scholarship Impact Award.
Calling all nematologists: CSU to host the 2018 Front Range Worm Symposium, May 24
Local and regional nematode scientists will have the opportunity to share their research, learn and socialize at CSU's upcoming 2018 Front Range Worm Symposium.
Undergraduate physics students conducting quantum mechanical research
Third-year and recent graduate of the Department of Physics Andrew Sexton and Aaron Glock are working together to explore the effects of quantum mechanics on magnetic systems.
CSU chemistry professor Garret Miyake named Cottrell Scholar
Colorado State University Assistant Professor of Chemistry Garret Miyake received the Cottrell Scholar Award for his polymer research.
Study: Colorado cannabis workers are happy, but need better safety training
Occupational health researchers are drawing attention to worker safety and satisfaction in a young industry still finding its feet: legal cannabis.
In CSU lab, laser-heated nanowires produce micro-scale nuclear fusion with record efficiency
Using their ultra-fast, high-powered tabletop laser, the team produced a record number of neutrons per unit of laser energy.
Solving the problem of plastics with CSU research
Chemistry brought us plastics, and chemistry is now challenged to save us from these synthetic materials and their unintended environmental consequences. Enter CSU polymer researchers.