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• Researcher trains city water engineers to use noses to diagnose water problems, from Today@CSU
• City employees apply sniff test to water supply, from the Coloradoan
• Atmospheric chemistry professor contributor to National Academies Report on air pollution
• Atmospheric Chemistry Professor Sonia Kreidenweis Contributes to National Academies Report on Air Pollution
• Researcher to Train City Water Engineers in Diagnosing Water Problems
• CSU team to develop levee guidelines, from the Denver Post
• CSU reasearcher to simulate Katrina-style wave damage, from the Denver Post
• CSU gets grant for levee research, from the Coloradoan
• Dr. Chris Thornton Receives $1.7 Million to Design Levee Overtopping Project in Wake of Hurricane Katrina
• CSU to Send Delegation to United Nations Climate Change Convention
• USDA gives CSU $1.2M to address water crises, from the Collegian
• CSU ends wind farm partnership
• CSU gets $1.2 million to research water issues, from the Coloradoan
• CSU receives $1.2 million to research water resources, from the Northern Colorado Business Report
• University receives $1.2 million from USDA to further critical water resource research
• Colorado State University Receives $1.2 Million from USDA to Further Critical Water Resource Research
• Alumnus’ old energy technology is new again, from DU Today
• Robot plus ball equals a sphere-ly good time…
• Colorado solar-panel makers labor to lead the pack when demand rises, from the Denver Post
• CSU Researchers Get Grant to Help Cool Firefighters' Gear, from the Coloradoan
• CSU gets grant to improve equipment for firefighters, from Denver Post
• CSU Helps Develop Liquid Cooled Firefighter Suit, from Channel 4 News
• Colorado State University Engineering Professors Obtain $917,000 Grant to Improve Firefighter Gear
• Scientists Take Step Toward Simple and Portable Tuberculosis Tests for Developing World, from the Optical Society of America
• Technologue: Light Fantastic, from Motor Trend Magazine
• CSU's Engines & Energy Conversion Lab featured in Popular Science: Seven of the Country's Coolest SciTech Courses
• Colorado State University Professors David Dandy and Kevin Lear Use Optics to Advance Lab-on-a-Chip Technology
• Center to Drive New Drugs from Colorado University Research Discoveries
• Engineering professors use optics to advance lab-on-a-chip technology
• Colorado State University Professors Use Optics to Advance Lab-on-a-Chip Technology
• New record for research expenditures in 2008-2009
• Nehalem Fires up Desktop Workstations, from Design News
• A New Test for Business and Biofuel, from the New York Times
• CSU Research Team Wins $1 Million Grant, from the Coloradoan
• CSU Gets $1M Stimulus Grant to Design Sturdier Computers, from the Denver Business Journal
• CSU Engineering Profs Receive $1 Million Grant, from Northern Colorado Business Report
• Colorado State University Engineering Professors Awarded $1 Million Grant to Design More Robust Computer Systems
• Six Colorado Schools Will Be Given Turbines, from the Denver Post
• The Algae Solution: Colorado researchers are looking at biofuels as new sources of energy, from the Denver Post
• Education in Cutting-edge Research Expands from the University to K-12 Classrooms, from CSU AlumLine
• Obama Administration Officials Travel America, Talk Clean Energy Economy, from the White House Press Office
• Secretary Salazar Underscores Green Jobs, Clean Energy Economy in Visit to High-Tech Solar Panel Plant
• $5 Million Stimulus DOE Grant for Education on Hybrid, Electric Vehicles
• Wellington School to Get Wind Turbine: Program intends to make learning math, science, technology exciting, from the Coloradoan
• Colorado Snags $50 Million for Electric Cars, from the Denver Post
• Colorado State University, Partners Selected for $5 Million Stimulus DOE Grant for Education on Hybrid, Electric Vehicles
• Salazar Trumpets Solar Energy Promise During Tour of CSU Spinoff
• Sustainable CSU Start-up Expands Clean-burning Cookstoves to Meet World Demand, from CSU's Competitive Edge
• GOV. RITTER PRAISES OPENING OF SW COLORADO ALGAE-TO-BIOFUELS PLANT
• Envirofit International and Colorado State University Receive International Design Award
• Pilot Facility to Create Fuel from Algae Opens, from the Denver Post
• CSU successfully tests earthquake-proof structure, from the Coloradoan
• Solix Biofuels begins production of oil made from algae, from Denver Business Journal
• Shake Test Proves Design Method for Wood Frames, from Engineering News-Record
• Earthquake Test Indicates Wood-Frame Buildings Can be Designed to Handle Seismic Activity, from Builder
• Ritter touts Colorado clean-energy companies before Congress, from Denver Business Journal
• Tower Block Takes On The Fake Quake Test, from Sky News (UK)
• World's Largest Quake Simulator Tests Buildings, from ABC7 in San Francisco
• Huge Earthquake Strikes Single Building in 'Shake Test', Fox News
• Building Shakes in 7.5 Magnitude Quake Test, from Citrus Daily (AP)
• Japanese Structure Withstands Earthquake Test, NPR News
• Six Rural Colorado Schools to Install Wind Turbines
• Solix Biofuels Completes $16.8 Million in Series A Funding
• Sue van den Heever Gives an Expert's Opinion on Storms and Current Climate
• Summer Research Experience Helps Bring Science of Optics to Colorado Middle Schools
• Japanese Structure Withstands Earthquake Test
• Media Teleconference Scheduled to Discuss Colorado State University's Role in World's Largest Shake Table Test on July 14
• A Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On: Resources for Media
• A whole lot of shakin' going on: World's Largest Earthquake Shake Table Test is Tuesday, July 14
• Quake Engineer Built Seismograph in 6th Grade, article from Live Science
• CSU Startup Envirofit Expands Clean Burning Cookstoves to Meet Global Demand
• Green jobs are sprouting in Denver
• Worlds Largest Earthquake Shake Table Test to Occur in Japan on July 14, with Associated NSF Webcast
• Gray Water Flows Green, from Irrigation and Green Industry
• $2.7 Million NSF grant to track cells, train scientists
• CSU researchers get $2.7M to study cells and share their work with kids, from the Denver Business Journal
• CSU faculty receive $2.7 million from NSF, from the Northern Colorado Business Report
• Gray Water Systems Abound During Calif. Drought
• NSF awards profs $800K to model chemical makeup of biofuels, design smart materials
• CSU's Clean Energy Supercluster Announces 2009 Seed Grants
• Future Energy Sources Pushed, from The Advocate
• Rural India gets a lifesaving cookstove: Envirofit plans to introduce stoves below Rs500 for the 30 million below poverty line households in India
• Going Up: How tall can wood-framed buildings go and still be safe?, article in Builder magazine
• Researchers use nanotechnology for chemo treatment, from the Collegian
• Abound Solar Opens Factory, Claims Under $1/Watt Cost, from GreenTech Media
• Abound Solar Opens First Production Facility, from Earth Times
• Abound Solar opens first manufacturing plant, from Denver Business Journal
• Abound Solar Opens First Production Facility; Next-Generation Manufacturing Technology Will Reduce the Cost of Producing High-Efficiency Solar Modules, from Market Watch
• Abound Solar unveils new plant in Longmont, from the Daily Camera
• Abound Solar opens first full-scale production facility, from Coloradoan
• Longmont solar plant unveiled, from Denver Post
• Graywater Irrigation Study, from National Driller Magazine
• Drug Delivery via Nanotubes on Titanium Implants, from Nanowerk.com
• Colorado State University Professor Exploring Chemotherapy, Drug Delivery to Tissues Via Tiny Nanotubes on Titanium Implants, from Nanotechnology Now
• Professor exploring chemotherapy, drug delivery to tissues via nanotubes on titanium implants
• Professor Ketul Popat and CSU Research Team Exploring Chemotherapy, Drug Delivery to Tissues via Tiny Nanotubes on Titanium Implants
• Shaking it up—Test to improve mid-rise, wood-framed building design, from GoStructural.com
• Tall wood building faces Godzilla-size shake test, from Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
• Bringing Extreme UV Microscopy to the Tabletop, from Optics & Photonics News
• Green Power from Algae, from MSNBC
• French delegation found success in last week's visits to CSU, Denver area
• New Watering Source is Surfacing, from the San Diego Union-Tribune
• Hitching on to a Wagon to Help Kids, from the Denver Post
• Obama commits $1.2. billion in energy R&D, from Green Tech
• Abound Solar President Meets with Obama, from Denver Business Journal
• CSU Engineering Students Designing Medical Wagons for Children's Hospitals
• Experts Work to Create Earthquake-Proof Structure, from ICC News
• Solar Startup Shines Future on New Name, from the Denver Post
• CSU Engineering Professor Highlighted at Denmark Climate Conference
• CSU testing graywater irrigation, from Channel 9 News in Denver
• Graywater irrigation: Potential water conservation tool
• CSU team investigates graywater use for landscape irrigation, from Athletic Turf
• Colorado State University testing use of graywater for irrigation, from The Coloradoan
• CSU collaborates to lead test of world's largest earthquake shake table
• School of Global Environmental Sustainability Announces New Research Working Groups
• Cenergy's new CEO will bring clean-energy innovations to global marketplace
• The Reality of Climate Change, By Graeme L. Stephens
• CSU Team Reacts To NASA Satellite Crash
• Rocket crashes with CSU device to measure CO2
• Scientists Mull Future After Carbon Satellite Crash
• Colorado State Scientists Disappointed in OCO Mission Failure
• OCO May be Back, CSU Scientists Say After Mission Fails
• NASA to launch Earth's first carbon dioxide tracking satellite
• Colo. State Scientists Take Lead In Climate Change
• CSU designs program to test if carbon is friend or foe
• Satellite on global warming mission plunges into Pacific, Rocky Mountain News article
• University Front and Center in NASA Mission Measuring Carbon Dioxide
• NASA Teams with CSU to Measure Carbon Dioxide
• Construction on largest building ever tested on an earthquake shake table begins next week
• Solar-power firm fired up about stimulus, from CNN
• Colorado State University and Simpson Strong-Tie Collaborate to Lead World's Largest Earthquake Shake Table Test in Japan
• CSU-founded company delivers clean burning cookstoves to India, from The Collegian
• Udall: Solar power has bright future, from the Longmont Times Call
• Green jobs coming to Northern Colorado
• New NASA Mission Will Focus On Climate Change
• Center for Revolutionary Solar Photoconversion (CRSP) Recently Awarded Grants
• Algae Biodiesel: It's $33 a Gallon, article in GreenTech Media
• African Dust Aerosols as Atmospheric Ice Nuclei, a ScienceWatch interview with Paul DeMott
• CSU Spinoff AVA Solar Named One of the Top 25 Startups of 2008
• William Cotton Featured in Second Annual International Conference on Climate Change Podcast
• Orbiting Carbon Observatory Investigates Mystery Of The Missing Sinks
• Up From The Slime: Start-up companies see algae as the new renewable fuel source, article in Chemical & Engineering News
• Energy Leader: An Interview with W.S. Sampath, article in Photonics Spectra
• Envirofit ramps up production of clean-burning cookstoves
• Researchers receive 'Oscar of Invention' for microscope
• Algae's Potential as the Biofuel of the Future, story on Schweizer FernsehenTV, Switzerland
• MSNBC Nightly News story on research to produce oil from algae
• CSU turns up heat on better cookstove, from the Denver Post
• Intelligent by Design: Fort Collins’ population of brainiacs is good news in a slumping economy
• How Twisters Get Their Spin, article from ScienceNOW
• Cooperation sparks inventions: Partnerships heighten chance for solutions
• How Twisters Get Their Spin, article in ScienceNOW Daily News
• Pushing the Envelope: Renewable Energy R&D Bolstered Through Public-private Partnerships, article from Renewable Energy World
• AVA Solar, a CSU Spin-off Company, Named Among Most Successful U.S. Startups 2008
• Scott Denning Speaks About NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory mission at American Geophysical Union Science writers workshop
• Former N.Y. Gov. Pataki tours CSU's renewable-energy facilities, start-ups
• Robot spurs recognition: article from the Coloradoan
• CSU's Hydraulic Hybrid Project Featured on Discovery's Planet Green
• Energy lab eyes growth: Rocky Mountain News article
• Investors give $15.5 million to CSU spinoff to build facility that will turn algae into oil: Rocky Mountain News article
• Solix Biofuels raises $10.5M
• Center focusing on environmental health, toxins in products and food produced globally, established at CSU
• Colorado Company to Take Algae-Based Fuel to the Next Level: New York Times article
• CSU developer preparing Maxwell Ranch permit
• Study helps clarify role of soil microbes in global warming
• Another green revolution - article in The Economist
• CSU Closer To Large-Scale Algae Biofuel Production
• NEESWood Friction Pendulum Sliders on ETV
• Blueprint for America’s Energy Future Promotes Partnerships and Environmental Solutions
• CSU gets grant to teach about biofuels
• Another green revolution - article in The Economist
• Vestas event touts state's focus on energy
• CHILL out CSU - Researchers Operate One-of-a-kind Technology
• CloudSat yields two years of data about impact of clouds on climate
• CSU working on putting rubber in roadways
• Rubber Road Not Ruled Out
• Students Propel Deep Space travel
• Confronting the Global Energy Challenge, July 16
• The Skinny on Solar Panels
• Newest nano-tool is a laser you can’t see
• Cutting-edge radar zeroes in on weather details
• Engineering students redesign a gaming controller for those with disabilities
• Students tackle environmental health project in Nicaragua
• CSU, CU Celebrate 20 Years as the Region's Cancer Research Powerhouse
• Lessons Learned from Tornado Damage Investigations
• 60-Year-Old Bias in Data on Sea Temperatures
• Excellence in research, record research funding and continued growth highlight State of the University address
• Colorado State University's Space Grant Program Provides 'Out-of-This-World' Opportunities, Makes Important Advancements in Space Science
• Cutting Through the Radar Clutter
• A Frozen Landscape of Research
• CSU Engineering Students Take First for Human Powered Vehicle
• CloudSat receives Rotary award for space achievement
• CloudSat Wins Award for Space Achievement
• CSU Team Develops Urban Radar System
• CSU to sponsor Biotech Connect on April 15
• Improving Afghanistan's Water and Technology Subject of New CSU Research Project
• Radia Perlman presents 'Myths, Missteps, and Folklore of Network Protocol Design,' ISTeC Distinguished Lecturer
• Hi-tech Lower Back Pain Remedies Focus of UC/US Collaboration
• ConocoPhillips Corporate Learning Center Coming to Colorado
• A Head Made for Poking
• CSU Joins 'C2B2' in Quest for Best Fiofuels
• Pine Beetle Kill Problem Could Yield Fuel Source
• Spanish Government, Business Leaders to Visit Engines Lab
• Civil Engineers Give Homeowners More Say in Structural Design and Safety
• Clean and Renewable Energy Experts at Colorado State
• Solix Biofuels Hopes to Generate Green from Algae
• University Distinguished Professor Sheds New Light on Lasers
• Electrical Engineers Dramatically Improve Soft X-ray Lasers with Discovery
• Colorado State scientists dramatically improve soft x-ray lasers with discovery
• CoCoRaHS Expanding into 10 States in 2008
• The Research Angle: Developing Technology Solutions to Save Energy and Reduce Pollution
• Colorado Harnesses the Sun
• Civil Engineers Scale Sacramento River to Solve Problems
• Professor Finds New Technique
• Leader Pushes to Find New Fuel Sources
• Manure Management Helps Control Prevalence of Antibiotic Resistance Genes, Study Says
• 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
• The Research Angle: National Science Foundation Awards Colorado State $19 Million Science and Technology Center to Improve Cloud Modeling
• The Research Angle: CloudSat's Unique Data Excites Scientists Around the World
• Nitrogen Traveling to Rocky Mountain National Park is Largely from Eastern Plains, Study Says
• The Research Angle: CSU Leads Five-University Seismic Project to Raise the Height of Wood Construction
• The Research Angle: Breakthrough Technology Will Make Solar Electricity Mainstream
• The Research Angle: Proteomics May Be the Key to Successful Cardiac Surgery
• The Research Angle: NSF ERC for Collaborative Adaptive Sensing of the Atmosphere Tests the Next Generation of Radars
• The Research Angle NSF ERC for Extreme Ultraviolet Science and Technology: Exploring the Frontiers of Light
• 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
• Reducing Levels Of Antibiotics And Antibiotic Resistance Genes By Employing Manure Management
• CSU researchers participants in four grants from biofuels collaboration
• CSU Researchers Head to Arctic to Study Micro-organisms, Climate Change
• Researchers to Evaluate Whether Arctic Soil Microbes are Key Factor in Climate Change
• Colorado State Researchers Evaluate Whether Arctic Soil Microbes are Factors in Climate Change
• Equine Orthopaedics Joins Engineering in Studying Race Track Surfaces
• New Fuels May Hurt Water, Report Says
• Ken Reardon Discusses Biofuels at Denver Engineering Innovation Breakfast Nov. 13
• Energy Dept. Awards $60-Million for Supercomputing Projects
• New study to help municipalities decide best planning tools to protect waterways from polluted runoff
• Scientists Eye New Measure of Hurricanes
• Killer kitchens: $25 million investment aims to reduce deaths worldwide from indoor air pollution
• CSU Researchers Participants in Four Grants from Biofuels Collaboration
• C2B2 Launches Initiative for New Biofuel Technology
• AVA Solar Starts Solar Panel Production
• Solar Power Breakthrough
• Professor Improves Solar Panels' Efficiency
• Sun Shines on Solar Startup; 500 Jobs on the Way
• Solar Plant Seen for State
• Solar-panel Plant Could Employ 500
• Colo. Solar Start-up to Add 500 Jobs
• CSU Spinoff Prepares for Solar Plant
• High Efficiency, Low-cost Solar Technology Developed at Colorado State to Begin Mass Production
• Reading the Clouds
• Denning Speaking Aug. 28 on How the Climate System Works
• Scientist Has Head in the Clouds, Too
• Reading the clouds: Colorado Team's Satellite Makes Strides
• Forty Years of Progress in Bridge Engineering, But More is Needed
• Bridge Engineering a Constantly Evolving Science
• Beyond biofuels, scientists seek uses for byproducts
• Review of Colo. Bridges to Begin
• Grant Awarded to Test Pesticide, Insecticide Exposure
• Cooking Up More Uses for the Leftovers of Biofuel Production
• Civil Engineers Recycle Used Utility Poles into New Idea
• CSU Team Mitigating Hurricane and Tsunami Damage to Ocean-front Homes
• Project Targets Engines on Natural Gas Pumps
• Engineers, Environmental Health Scientists Receive Major EPA Grant
• Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor H.J. Siegel Poses Questions of Computer Design
• CSU Hurricanes, Waves and Tornado Research Featured in WeatherBrains Episodes
• Researcher Studies Engines Used in Natural Gas Extraction to Improve Efficiency, Reduce Emissions
• Project Could Help Clean Up Space Litter
• Researchers Work with Oregon State to Study Effects of Hurricane-strength Waves on Wood Structures
• Are You Holding Water Correctly?
• Students Briefed on Changing Environment
• Colorado Paints Itself Green
• Engineering Students Modifying Cookstove to Benefit Guatemalan Residents
• Students Helping to Cook Up Safe Ideas
• CloudSat Celebrates Year of Highlights
• Pond Scum Promising Alternative Fuel Source
• CloudSat Reaches One-year Milestone
• Researcher's Work Could Speed Drug Discovery, Clinical Diagnosis
• New opportunities in Health Research Collaboration
• CSU to Offer Exclusive Degree
• Sophisticated Tornado-Detecting Radars Being Tested in Oklahoma
• CSU Team Works To Eliminate Radar 'Blind Spots
• Biofuels Center Grows In West
• Vet Hospital Touts Progress
• Research Schools, NREL form "Collaboratory"
• CSU, Institutional Research Partners Announce Colorado Center for Biorefining and Biofuels
• Colleges Join Public-Private Partnership for Biofuels Research
• Renewable Energy Effort Gets Boost
• New Tools for Biofuels
• Colleges Join Public-private Partnership for Biofuels Research
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project - Business Week
• Green Light for Work on Green Fuels in Colorado
• Under Secretary of the Air Force to Speak at Research Colloquium
• Governor Ritter Announces New Colorado Center for Biorefining and Biofuels
• CSU Leads Environmental Charge
• New Science Article Reveals Human Impact Along Mississippi Delta
• Algae to Oil
• Performance Based Seismic Design for Mid-rise Woodframe Construction
• CSU Announces 100 Percent Wind Energy Commitment, Green Power Project
• CSU Ranked in Nation's Top Grad Schools
• Five Colorado State University Colleges Rank on U.S. News List of Nation's Top Graduate Schools
• CSU and USDA Scientists Find Significant Greenhouse Gas Reductions Associated with Biofuel Crop Systems
• Susan Solomon, Co-Chair of International Panel on Climate Change, to Speak
• Scientists Peer into Clouds for Climate Answers
• Biofuel Brains Discuss Findings
• Where the Rubber Meets the Road
• Recycled Rubber Lines Roadbed
• Used Tires Used in Innovative Ways
• Old Tires Might Improve Colorado Roads
• CSU Team Testing Warning Radar System in Oklahoma
• Water Center to Study Stormwater Pollution
• Professionals Seek to Optimize Area's Strength in Medicine
• Engineering Professor Researching Used Tires as Filler in Roadbeds, Foundations to Combat Expansive Soils
• Urban Water Center Evaluates Stormwater Management in Denver and Other Cities
• Technique Hints Promise of Tabletop X-ray Laser
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project - ABC UK
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project - Forbes
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project - Euro2Day
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project
• Laser Collaboration Just One of Many Emerging Partnerships Among Universities in Colorado
• International Scientific Panel on Climate Change Is 90% Sure That Human Actions Have Warmed the Planet
• CSU Research-to-Market Entity Advances Global Health Solutions
• CSU Project Speeds Research
• Public Symposium on Hurricane Katrina Research
• Renewable Energy in Colorado- Pond Scum and Geothermal
• President Penley Signs Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory Agreement
• Four Colorado Institutions Join To Advance Renewable Energy
• Necessity of New Reservoirs Debated
• CSU, Other Schools Sign Pact
• Colleges, NREL Sign Research Alliance
• Scumming Surface for Fuel
• State Awards New Bioscience Discovery Grants
• The Exotic and the Everyday Spur Innovation
• Photonic Frontiers: Extreme-UV Sources
• A Bright Light Comes On
• CSU Engineering Professor Leads Effort on Huge Seismic Test in Buffalo, N.Y.
• CSU Studies Earthquake Impact On 3-Bedroom House
• CSU Professor Designs Quake-proof Home
• CSU Biofuels Project has Global Implication
• Partners to Grow Algae for Biodiesel
• CSU, Boulder Startup Working To Turn Algae Into Fuel
• CSU, Boulder Startup Work to Turn Algae into Fuel
• CSU Teams Up With Boulder Company To Create Eco-Friendly Fuel
• CSU Engines lab teams with Solix Biofuels Inc.
• Algae Could Be Key to Fuel Demand
• Boulder Firm Working to Turn Algae into Biofuel
• Boulder Firm Developing Algae-based Fuel
• New CSU Business Degree Tackles Global Problems and Offers International Experience
• A Rescue Robot Named "Good"
• Leading the Change: Colorado Touted as a Leader in Renewable Energy
• CSU Fosters Brainstorming
• Global Warming?
• Clammy Stands Out Before the Big Storm
• Reagan Waskom Named director of Colorado Water Resources Research Institute
• Colorado State Researcher Advances Understanding of Emerging Contaminants
• Resistant Genes Found in Colorado Water
• Provost to Sign Agreement with Indian Space Agency
• Study: River Genes Resist Antibiotics
• Antibiotic-Resistance DNA Showing Up in Drinking Water
• Antibiotic-Resistance DNA Showing Up in Drinking Water
• CSU to Collaborate with India's National Space Agency
• Put Blame on El Nino, Expert Says
• Quake Study Tests a Home's Strength
• van de Lindt Leads Effort on Largest Wood Structure to Undergo Seismic Testing
• Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' on in Temblor Test
• Can This House Withstand a 6.7 Quake?
• This Is a Test. In the Event of an Actual Earthquake ...
• Engineers Put Wood House to the Quake Test
• Early-warning Water Security System to be Tested in CSU Engineering Laboratory
• State Experts in Various Energy Fields Look to Find Solutions
• Atmospheric Scientist Tracking Storms
• Microscope Magnifies Potential
• Working Toward Clean Energy
• CSU at Forefront of Research on Drought
• CSU Receives Large Science Grant
• NSF Awards $19 Million Science & Technology Center to Improve Cloud Modeling
• CSU Gets $19 Million for Cloud Project
• Grant has CSU Weather Team on Cloud Nine
• CSU Helps Develop Extreme Microscope
• Extreme Ultraviolet Laser Lab Developing High-resolution Microscope
• Volunteers Help Researchers Gauge the Weather
• U.S. Department of Energy Selects Colorado State as Industrial Assessment Center
• CloudSat and CALIPSO Collect New Images of Tropical Storms and Clouds
• Colorado-made Scope Magnifies Potential
• CSU Team Reduces 2006 Hurricane Forecast
• CSU Tests System to Safeguard Water
• Clean-energy Forum Scheduled in September
• Early Warning Water Security System to be Tested in Colorado State Engineering Labs
• First CloudSat Satellite Images Arrive
• CloudSat Pictures Wow Onlookers
• CSU Lands $19M Science Center
• Scientists Investigating Atmospheric Applications of New Chemistry and Engineering Technology
• Researchers to Discuss Front Range Summer Weather Patterns, Train Volunteers
• Colorado State Part of Major Northern Colorado Clean Energy Partnership
• Cloud Scientists Plumb Some Cirrus Mysteries
• Earthquake Simulator Rocks Wood-frame House
• New Test for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease
• First Images from NASA'S CloudSat Have Scientists Sky-high
• CloudSat Launched Into Space Early Today
• Another Active Hurricane Season Predicted
• Tracking Twisters
• Thompson's Research Featured in Time Magazine
• V. Chandrasekar Leads Team of Researchers Tracking Tornadoes in Oklahoma's Tornado Alley
• Way Past a Devastating Season, the 27th Tropical Storm Festers
• A Mission to Better Understand Clouds
• CloudSat - Satellite Weather Radar Scheduled to Launch April 21
• Senator Ken Salazar Tours Engines & Energy Conversion Lab
• City Gives in to Earth's Warming Trend
• Exploring the Frontiers of Light
• Restoring Louisiana Coast Marshlands to Reduce Hurricane Damage
• Clean Energy Cluster Partnerships
• Scientists Continue Studies of Weather Modification
• CASA's Innovative Radar Technology Installed in Oklahoma
• Colorado State Pilots National Animal Tracking System Using Leading-Edge Technology: $2 Million in Grants Enhance Homeland Security
• Optoelectronics Program Expands
• NIH Funds Cadiovascular Disease Research
• Innovative Colorado State University Motorsport Engineering Program Improving U.S. Racing Industry
• A New Energy Policy
• Climate Center Reports Colorado Climbing Out of Drought
• CSU Team Develops Cheaper Panel for Solar Energy
• Van de Lindt Finds that Construction Defects Added to Katrina Ruin
• Hurricane Forecast Team Predicts Another Very Active Season for 2006
• Gray and Klotzbach Consistently Accurate in Hurricane Predictions
• Climate Center Says Colorado Continues to Recover from Drought
• Georgia Tech Research Institute Official to Speak on Campus
• van de Lendt Report States Inadequate Construction Contributed to Severity of Damage From Hurricane Katrina
• TV Coverage of John van de Lindt's Research on Earthquake-Proof Buildings
• First Trip Dispatch From Students in El Salvador
• John van de Lindt Investigates Design of Taller, Earthquake-Proof Buildings
• Susan James Develops Innovative Joint Implant Material
• EUV Mmicroscope Explores Nanoscale, Researchers Demonstrate a High-Resolution EUV Microscope For Use in the Microelectronics Industry
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Increase Forecast, Expect Very Active Huicane Season in 2005
• Colorado State's Engineers Without Borders Provides Sustainable Water Solutions to Central American Village
• Colorado State's Climate Network Needs Weather Watchers to Help Observe and Track Rain, Hail and Snow
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Increase Seasonal Forecast: Call for Active 2005 Hurricane Season
• Professor Clearing up Cloudy Issue; Satellite Data Will Aid Weather Research
• CSU and NASA Team Up to Peer into Clouds
• ECE Professor Provides Students with Unique Opportunities to Build Real-World Systems
• Colorado State University's NASA CloudSAT Mission Teams Up with Thailand Students to Gather Cloud Information
• Colorado State University's Rain and Hail Study Invites Weather-Watching Volunteers to a Free Training Session
• Colorado State Research Shows Dust from Sahara Desert Affects Florida Thunderstorms, Causes Less Rain to Fall
• William Gray and Colorado State University Forecast Team Predict Above-Average Hurricane Activity for 2005
• Hurricane Season Review: 'Once-in-a-Lifetime' Sean Explained as Colorado State Team Again on Target with Seasonal Forecasts
• Envirofit International Secures Funding from Bohemian Foundation to Test Clean Vehicle Technology in Asian
• Colorado State Study Finds Antibiotics Used for Growth, Prevention of Diseases in Food Animals Can Make Their Ways into Waterways
• William Gray and Colorado State Hurricane Forecast Team Explain Very Active August and September Activity, Predict a Much Quieter October
• Gray and Colorado State Hurricane Forecast Team Call for Very Active September, Above-Average Season
• Denver Post - CSU Revved Up About Motors
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Slightly Reduce Hurricane Forecast: Stille Expect Higher-Than-Average Seasonal Activity
• Colorado State University Team Awarded EPA Grant to Research Nation's Water Quality
• Colorado State's William Gray Launches Web Site That Features Hurricane Landfall Probabilities for 205 U.S. Coastal Counties
• In Final Update Before Hurricane Season, William Gray and Colorado State Team Maintain Forecast: Above Average Activity in 2004
• Drought Watch: Dry March, Wet April - and May Somewhere in Between - Is Colorado Recovering From Drought?
• Chemical Engineering Professor Recieves NSF Grant for Innovative Proteomics Wastewater Research
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Slightly Increase Seasonal Forecast: Call For Above Average Hurricane Activity in 2004
• Colorado State Awarded CIT Grant to Boost Colorado Grid Computing Initiative Benefiting Education, Government, Economy
• Colorado State University's Climate Center Teams Up with Weather Service to Discuss Climate, Forcasting and Colorado Farm Show
• William Gray and Colorado State University Forecast Team Predict Another Active Hurricane Season for 2004
• Fifth Straight Year of Accurate Hurricane Predictions from William Gray and Colorado State Forecast Team
• Atmospheric Scientist Curtis Mashall Discusses Land-Use Study on NPR
• Colorado State Study Shows Land-Use Changes in Florida May Have Altered Climate, Led to Increase in Crop Freezes
• Colorado State University Opens New Magnetic Resonance Imaging Center
• William Gray and Colorado State William Gray and Colorado State Team Issue October Hurricane Forecast
• Colorado State, in Partnership with CU-Boulder and UC-Berkeley Annouce $17 Million NSF Grant for Engineering Research Center
• Engineering Solutions for Society's Problems: Colorado State a Key Partner in $40 Million Hazardous Weather Prediction Center -- New NSF Engineering Research Center Will Revolutionize
• Colorado State University Clinches Three Key National Science and Technology Research Centers
• William Gray and Colroado State Team Issue Monthly Hurricane Forecast for September and October, Report Perfect August Forecast
• Hurricane Forecast Update: William Gray and Colorado State Team Expect Lower-than-Average Storm Activity in August and September
• Weather Watchers Needed - NSF and UCAR Grants Promote Expansion of Colorado State's COCO RAHS Program Across Great Plains States
• Colorado State Atmospheric Science Researcher Nolan Doesken Describes Cocorahs on KUNC
• Colorado State's Center for Geosciences Receives $1 Million From Congress for Continuing Research in Support of National Security
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Slightly Increase Seasonal Forecast: For for Well Above-Average Storm Activity in 2003
• William Gray and Colorado State Forecast Team Issue April Update: Maintain Predictions for Above-Average Hurricane Activity 2003
• According to Climate Center Center Recent Storms are Drought-Easing, Not Drought-Ending : State Behind in Resevoir Storage and Accumulations
• Colorado State Researchers Awarded NSF Grants to Assess the Conditions and Vulnerabilities of Nation's Infrastructure System
• State Climatologist Warns of Growing Threats for Dry Winter and a Serious Multi-Year Drought
• Colorado State's Drought Lab Featured in the Economist
• EPA Funds Mine Waste Research Center
• Colorado State Atmospheric Science Researchers Participate in NASA's Crystal-Face Mission
• College of Engineering Researchers Create Drought Lab, Take Leadership Role in Providing Drought-Related Information
• Chandrasekar Receives ITR NSF Award
• NSF Renews Funds for CSU-CHILL Radar Facility
• Center for Geosciences Supports Nation's Security
• Denning Leads Research on Carbon Dioxide Sources and Sinks
• Engines and Energy lab Improving Transportation
• CSU Atmopheric Scientists Build Geodesic Climate Model
• CloudSAT to Launch in 2004
• Engineering Research Contracts Reach All-Time High
• CSU Water Resources Program Still Leads the Nation