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Global Food Chain Traceability—Reflections on the Past, Present, and Insights into Future Directions

An image of a hamburger with greens, cheese, and mushroom on a bun. Arrows point to different parts of the burger with text asking, "Is it organic?," "Where is it from?," and "How was it processed?"

Colorado State University offers education in CATIA software for Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and SysML

Systems engineering students gain access to key software for MBSE Linkedin Instagram Youtube Twitter The Colorado State University Department of Systems Engineering is providing its graduate students with access to key software for modeling complex systems. The department has acquired education licenses for a suite of three products under the CATIA Magic lineup: The Magic…Read more

Human Factors Hazard Model

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

Analysis of confounding factors that influence barley, corn, and alfalfa crop yield

The US maps on the left show the distribution of alfalfa (top), barley (middle), and corn (bottom) yield per acre for counties between 2001 to 2020. The maps on the right show distribution of yield per acre per county for the year 2020.

Preparing now for the future of widespread electric vehicle adoption

Green icon with a car and a plug wrapping around it printed on the ground. Indicates this is where an electric vehicle can be charged.

Preparing now for the future of widespread electric vehicle adoption The state of Colorado rolled out a greenhouse gas pollution reduction plan in 2021 with a goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by at least 90% by 2050. As part of the plan, Colorado is encouraging the adoption of electric vehicles to help reduce the…Read more

More data, more collaboration: A conversation about the future of digital engineering

More data, more collaboration: A conversation about the future of digital engineering The principles of digital engineering will advance systems engineering into a more data-centric field with data, models, and documentation, that are easily connected and referenced. Dan Herber and Ann Batchelor, assistant professors in systems engineering, see the benefits of digital engineering as bigger…Read more

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

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