Engineering News

• Monfort Family Continues Legacy of Giving with $3.1 Million Gift for CSU Excellence Fund
  
  
• CloudSat Program Inspires Students Around the World
  
  
• CSU engineers build unmanned aerial vehicle, win first place in competition
  
  
• David M. Gilbert, 46, Civil Engineering, Passed Away May 6, 2008
  
  
• Engine and Brake Friction on ETV
  
  
• Climate, Drought and Change Presentation by Roger Pulwarty
  
  
• Composite Monocoque and Intake Valves on ETV
  
  
• Penley to serve on national committee aimed at increasing number, quality of math and science teachers
  
  
• Rams Cycling Hosts National Championships
  
  
• CSU Motorsport Engineering on ETV
  
  
• Woodward Announces Appointment of New Board Member, Ron Sega
  
  
• Woodward Announces Appointment of New Board Member
  
  
• Czero Awarded $67K for Clean Energy Development
  
  
• Team of ME Students Place First in Utility Competition
  
  
• Employee Appreciation Award Winners
  
  
• Ron Sega, CSURF Vice President, Joins Woodward Board
  
  
• CSU Engineering Students Take First for Human Powered Vehicle
  
  
• CSU Students Share 'Key' to Success
  
  
• CloudSat receives Rotary award for space achievement
  
  
• Footprint of Campus is Changing
  
  
• CloudSat Wins Award for Space Achievement
  
  
• New Programs of Research and Scholarly Excellence
  
  
• Partnerships needed to create high-wage jobs, CSU economist says
  
  
• Faculty, Staff and Students Honored at Celebrate Colorado State
  
  
• CloudSat Receives a Rotary National Award for Space Achievement
  
  
• Microalgae Bioreactors on Engineering TV
  
  
• Algae-based Biofuel on ETV
  
  
• Clean Cookstoves on EngineeringTV
  
  
• Engineers Without Borders Globe Trot 5k
  
  
• 'The Green University' on CSUTV during Sustainability Week
  
  
• College of Engineering's Clean Energy Projects Showcased on Earth Day
  
  
• Engineering TV: Large Natural Gas Engines
  
  
• RamTracks Changing Climates Tour, April 23
  
  
• Engineering TV: Electric Grids and Microalgae
  
  
• Engineering TV: Direct Fuel Injection Solution
  
  
• Engineering TV: 2-Stroke Retrofit
  
  
• Engineering TV: Engines and Energy Conversion Laboratory
  
  
• CSU Engineering, Biomedical Major Named Goldwater Scholar
  
  
• Drought, Flooding Concern State Climatologist at CSU
  
  
• CSU Fostering Biotech Ideas
  
  
• CSU Team Develops Urban Radar System
  
  
• Leading Research University Teams with Sun to Create an Innovative Eco-Friendly Academic and Living Environment
  
  
• Sustainability Week at CSU: April 21 - 24
  
  
• CSU Joins Call for Science Debate 2008
  
  
• 53rd annual Colorado Science and Engineering Fair, April 10-12
  
  
• Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity Showcase 2008
  
  
• 'CSU Accelerates' in New York City
  
  
• CSU Engineers Improve Radar for Military to Use in Urban Areas
  
  
• CSU Class Searches for Perfect Cue
  
  
• CSU Chief Touts Strides
  
  
• Colorado Fills Sails for Wind R&D Hub
  
  
• CSU's Push for Financing
  
  
• CSU to sponsor Biotech Connect on April 15
  
  
• ISTeC Distinguished Lecture by Andre van Tilborg, Ph.D. - 'Future directions in DoD science and technology'
  
  
• CSU Quest: Perfect Pool Cue
  
  
• Billairds a Great Teaching Tool for Mechanical Engineering Students
  
  
• Top Indian Science Advisor to Visit with CSU Leadership This Week
  
  
• CSU Launches Renewable Energy 'Supercluster'
  
  
• CSU Speeding its Research to Market
  
  
• Northern Colorado Economy Slowing but Still Expected to Add Jobs, Colorado State Economists Predict
  
  
• Papers of W.D. Farr Donated to Water Archive
  
  
• India's Chief Advisor for Science and Technology to Speak at Colorado State on Wednesday
  
  
• President Penley Speaks with Investors in Manhattan
  
  
• Woodward Adds High-paying Jobs: Company also has role in initiative connecting educators, workforce
  
  
• Improving Afghanistan's Water and Technology Subject of New CSU Research Project
  
  
• Want to Help the Professionals with Severe-weather Reports? Join CoCoRaHS
  
  
• Weather Group Seeks Georgia Rain-watchers
  
  
• Regional Transportation Stakeholder Meeting March 26
  
  
• The Skinny on Solar Cells
  
  
• Radia Perlman presents 'Myths, Missteps, and Folklore of Network Protocol Design,' ISTeC Distinguished Lecturer
  
  
• Fort Collins Ranked by Forbes as Third Best Place in U.S. for Business and Careers
  
  
• Ron Sega named VP for Energy, the Environment and Applied Research
  
  
• Driving Clean Energy Research to Market to Help State Economy, Solve Global Issues
  
  
• CSU Launches Renewable Energy 'Supercluster'
  
  
• CSU Collaboration to Deliver Clean Energy to Market Faster
  
  
• Cenergy new business arm of CSU Clean Energy Supercluster
  
  
• CSU Launches Renewable Energy 'Supercluster'
  
  
• CSU Announces New 'Green' Initiative
  
  
• Clean Energy Focus of CSU Program
  
  
• Energy research Cluster Heralded at Capitol
  
  
• CSU Speeding its Research to Market
  
  
• CSU Launches Renewable Energy 'Supercluster'
  
  
• NASA Astronaut to Speak April 18
  
  
• CSU Scientist on International Antarctic Expedition
  
  
• U.S. Senators, Gov. Ritter to help tout CSU clean energy on Thursday
  
  
• Hi-tech Lower Back Pain Remedies Focus of UC/US Collaboration
  
  
• 3rd Annual Art and Science Exhibition March 12-28
  
  
• RamTracks Global Energy Solutions/EECL Tour, March 24
  
  
• Colorado State to host Global Water Research Colloquium March 25
  
  
• Over 1,000 Students Visit Engineering Career Fair
  
  
• Travis Bailey Earns 2008 Best Teacher Award
  
  
• Charles E. Mitchell, mechanical engineering professor, died March 8
  
  
• Big Blades in Windsor Could Boost Eco-energy
  
  
• Applications up Nearly 20 Percent at CSU
  
  
• Clean Energy is Focus of First Spotlight on CSU Luncheon
  
  
• Colorado State Receives Prestigious Award for Campus Internationalization
  
  
• President Penley only Academic Invited for Keynote at Sun Microsystems Conference
  
  
• Space Exploration Exhibit Features Three CSU Mechanical Engineering Projects
  
  
• State's Renown Grows
  
  
• ConocoPhillips Buyer of StorageTek Site
  
  
• ConocoPhillips Corporate Learning Center Coming to Colorado
  
  
• Scott Denning Speaks on Climate Change March 5
  
  
• A Head Made for Poking
  
  
• U.S. Energy Market Attracts Spaniards
  
  
• Clean Energy Campus
  
  
• CSU Launches International Presidential Fellows Program
  
  
• How Satellites Saved the World
  
  
• Not a Drop to Spare
  
  
• CSU Joins 'C2B2' in Quest for Best Fiofuels
  
  
• CIRA Scientist Among Authors of Book Celebrating 50 Years of Earth Observations from Space
  
  
• Incubator for Progress
  
  
• Get Involved in the Weather
  
  
• Science Channel features Professor W.S. Sampath
  
  
• Pine Beetle Kill Problem Could Yield Fuel Source
  
  
• Spanish Government, Business Leaders to Visit Engines Lab
  
  
• CSU to Find Ways to Lower Energy Usage
  
  
• GSSE Students Impacting Globe
  
  
• Marketing Expert Warns Higher Ed Leaders of Coming 'Perfect Storm'
  
  
• Papers of Water Legend and Rancher, W.D. Farr, Donated to CSU Water Archive
  
  
• Clean-energy Companies Fueling a N. Colorado Revival
  
  
• Distinguished Alumni honored Feb. 9
  
  
• CSU focused on quality of life in 2008
  
  
• High school students, community invited to learn about majors, careers in engineering at CSU Feb. 9
  
  
• Foreign Professionals Learn about Sustainability at Colorado State U.
  
  
• Chronicle of Higher Ed Speaks with President Penley about Tech Transfer
  
  
• Hydrology Days Conference March 26-28
  
  
• Spring All-University Career Fair Feb. 6 and 7
  
  
• Civil Engineers Give Homeowners More Say in Structural Design and Safety
  
  
• W.M. Keck Foundation gives Colorado State University $1.1 million for quantum computer-related research
  
  
• Governor Names Two to Board of Governors
  
  
• Focus the Nation: Global Warming Solutions for America
  
  
• February is Innovation Month for Researchers, Entrepreneurs
  
  
• Clean and Renewable Energy Experts at Colorado State
  
  
• Solix Biofuels Hopes to Generate Green from Algae
  
  
• CSU joins nationwide teachin-in about global warming solutions, Jan. 30-31
  
  
• University Distinguished Professor Sheds New Light on Lasers
  
  
• Stove for the Developing World’s Health
  
  
• Electrical Engineers Dramatically Improve Soft X-ray Lasers with Discovery
  
  
• Colorado State scientists dramatically improve soft x-ray lasers with discovery
  
  
• Weather Network Expands into 10 States
  
  
• CoCoRaHS Expanding into 10 States in 2008
  
  
• CSU 12th in Peace Corps Volunteers
  
  
• CE Alumnus Dan Stiles Named Deputy Chief Counsel of the 2008 Democratic National Convention Committee
  
  
• Electrical and Computer Engineering Students Open the Door to Effortless Wheelchair Access
  
  
• Entire State Above 100 Percent of Average Snowpack
  
  
• Colorado Harnesses the Sun
  
  
• Civil Engineers Scale Sacramento River to Solve Problems
  
  
• State Narrowly Avoids Drought for Now, State Climatologist Says
  
  
• Peace Corps Ideals Started at Colorado State
  
  
• Professor Finds New Technique
  
  
• Leader Pushes to Find New Fuel Sources
  
  
• David Thompson Looking at Atmosphere, Ocean, Land Interaction
  
  
• Manure Management Helps Control Prevalence of Antibiotic Resistance Genes, Study Says
  
  
• Mechanical Engineering Professor Receives Lifetime Achievement Medal
  
  
• Dr. Shen Chen Receives the 2008 College of Engineering Distinguished Alumnus Award
  
  
• Engineering, vet med work to create virtual dog
  
  
• CSU's fake dog head is Spot on
  
  
• Virtual pooch to teach acupuncture
  
  
• Dr. Paul Wilbur Receives Lifetime Achievement Medal
  
  
• Aircraft Helps Researchers Study How Ice Forms in Clouds
  
  
• 2007: Worst Year for the Environment
  
  
• NASA's CloudSat Reveals New Secrets About Earth
  
  
• CSU Study Points Finger at Front Range as Source of Park Nitrogen
  
  
• Nitrogen Study in RMNP Says Increases Come from the East
  
  
• Researchers Look East When Tracking Nitrogen's Route into RMNP
  
  
• CSU Study Confirms Suspicions on Park Pollutant
  
  
• Nitrogen Traveling to Rocky Mountain National Park is Largely from Eastern Plains, Study Says
  
  
• Atmospheric Scientist Studies Particulates, How Clouds Form In Skies Above Colorado, Wyoming
  
  
• U.S. Navy Awards CSU Professor $2.5 Million to Research Laser Interference Coatings
  
  
• Beyond the Classroom: Mechanical Student Kyle Korby Recounts an Adventurous Year Abroad
  
  
• U.S. Navy Awards $2.5M for Research on Laser Interference Coatings
  
  
• Brian Bledsoe One of Two CSU Faculty Members Receiving Fulbright Awards
  
  
• Reducing Levels Of Antibiotics And Antibiotic Resistance Genes By Employing Manure Management
  
  
• CSU Engineering Faculty Featured in 5280
  
  
• Pioneers of Science
  
  
• Mechanical Students Develop Cue Testing Machine
  
  
• Good Samaritan Goes Micro
  
  
• Governor Ritter Honors Colorado's Nobel Peace Prize Winners
  
  
• Atmospheric Science Faculty Among Most Productive in Nation
  
  
• New Chair Established in Equine Orthopedic Medicine
  
  
• CSU Closes Deal on Land Exchange for Renewable Energy Business Center
  
  
• SimPooch: An Alternative to Animal Use in Veterinary Curriculum
  
  
• People on the Move
  
  
• New study to help municipalities decide best planning tools to protect waterways from polluted runoff
  
  
• A Deeply Green City Confronts Its Energy Needs and Nuclear Worries
  
  
• AVA Announces Solar Panel Plant Planned
  
  
• CIRA's Center for Geosciences receives $2 million from U.S. Dept. of Defense
  
  
• NASA Honors the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere
  
  
• President's Commission on Women and Gender Equity
  
  
• Colorado State University Alumni Association Accepting Board of Directors Nominations
  
  
• 2008 Spring Engineering and Technology Career Fair
  
  
• Wade Troxell Elevated to ASME Fellow Grade
  
  
• From Sludge to Solar
  
  
• Engineering, Physics Scientists Honored in White House Ceremony
  
  
• Scientists Eye New Measure of Hurricanes
  
  
• CSU VP, FORMER AIR FORCE UNDERSECRETARY LED TEAM THAT WON 2007 PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR ENERGY MANAGEMENT
  
  
• Regional economic forecasts employment growth to slow down in 2008: Clean energy offers bright spot
  
  
• Killer kitchens: $25 million investment aims to reduce deaths worldwide from indoor air pollution
  
  
• From High School to Higher Ed: Recent High School Graduate Gains Research Experience in a National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center Laboratory
  
  
• CSU Researchers Participants in Four Grants from Biofuels Collaboration
  
  
• DemoSat Team Invited Guests at NASA Launch
  
  
• Civil and Environmental 2007 Fall Graduate Student Scholarship Recipients
  
  

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