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LifeCycle Analysis and Economic Cost Analysis of Corrugated Cardboard Box Reuse and Recycling in the United States

Systems Thinking Meets Lego: First CSU Integrated Systems Urban Design Challenge a Success

3D model of a urban area made by students at Colorado State University during the Urban Design Challenge

Systems Thinking Meets Lego: First CSU Integrated Systems Urban Design Challenge a Success As the world’s population continues to grow, how do we ensure new developments are more sustainable, resilient, and resource efficient? These questions, coupled with the challenge of integrating water and energy systems into existing city infrastructure, guided the week-long Water-Energy Integrated Systems…Read more

Encouraging Reuse in the Corrugated Packaging Industry Using Persuasion and Operant Conditioning

Sustainability - an Open Access Journal by MDPI

Rental Listings With Energy Scores Prompt Greener Choices

Summarization assessment methodology for multiple corpora using queries and classification for functional evaluation

2021-2022 Outstanding Project, Thesis, and Dissertation Awards

2021-2022 Outstanding Project, Thesis, and Dissertation Awards Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Congratulations to the winners of our second annual Outstanding Project, Thesis, and Dissertation Awards! These awards are presented to students who demonstrated a high level of expertise, creativity, and quality of writing in their project, thesis,…Read more

April Student of the Month: Peter Lobato

April Student of the Month: Peter Lobato Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Award text: Peter is consistently taking the initiative to excel. With minimal guidance, he is able to navigate and execute the tasks necessary for his research while enhancing the capabilities of the systems engineering program. Specifically,…Read more

Sam White M.S. defense

M.S. Defense. Sam White. Physical validation of predictive acceleration control on a parallel hybrid electric vehicle. 2 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. MT. Systems Engineering Conference Room or Microsoft Teams. Advisor: Tom Bradley.

Take the wheel or let the car drive autonomously? Graduate student develops driving simulations of cyberattacks

Somayeh Aliebrahimi, a master’s student at Colorado State University, smiling outside.

Take the wheel or let the car drive autonomously? Graduate student develops driving simulations of cyberattacks Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email You’re sitting in an autonomous vehicle when you notice the stop light at the next intersection is flashing quickly between red and green. Your car, relying on…Read more

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