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Congratulations to University of Colorado Boulder aerospace graduate students Katya Arquilla and Heather Hava for being awarded 2018 Women Forward in Technology Scholarships! Nine women were recognized nationwide, with CU Boulder and MIT being the only universities with multiple honorees. Arquilla also received the scholarship in 2017, making her a...

A genetic disruption strategy developed by University of Colorado Boulder researchers effectively stymies the evolution of antibiotic-resistant bacteria such as E. coli, giving scientists a crucial leg up in the ongoing battle against deadly superbugs.

We're hitting the road again! Last year, my inaugural state tour took my wife Karen and me south and west, covering more than 800 miles from Durango and Alamosa, up through Pueblo and Colorado Springs. This year, from Sept. 10-14, we're heading to the Eastern Plains , with stops planned...

A new material developed by CU Boulder engineers can transform into complex, pre-programmed shapes via light and temperature stimuli, allowing a literal square peg to morph and fit into a round hole before fully reverting to its original form.

Booths in the lobby during the 2017 student activities fair. My favorite time of the year has finally arrived 鈥� the start of a new fall semester at CU Boulder. I hope you had an enjoyable, productive summer and that you鈥檙e ready to work, study and celebrate together as you...

Some of the top researchers in the field of regenerative medicine attended the RegenerativeBIOX Conference on CU Boulder鈥檚 East Campus last week.

Building Bridges to Prosperity: From Master鈥檚 Thesis to a Career

Now through Dec. 1, 2018, we鈥檙e waiving application fees for all domestic applicants to our CU Engineering PhD programs.

There are a billion people in the world who don鈥檛 have access to clean water while 2 billion people don鈥檛 have safe sanitation. Almost half of the world鈥檚 population still uses firewood daily. These are some of the global development challenges that Evan Thomas, the new director of the Mortenson...

Over two thousand researchers in artificial intelligence and robotics, from both academia and industry, recently signed a pledge to "neither participate in nor support the development, manufacture, trade, or use of lethal autonomous weapons.鈥� We are glad to see this pledge eliciting a broad conversation about the future of AI and its potential to transform life as we know it with powerful tools, both violent and nonviolent.