Vice Chancellor for Research | Research and Graduate Education

Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research

		Interdisciplinary Research
		Funding Opportunities
		Research Institutes and Centers
		Research Integrity & Regulatory Compliance
		Research Policies
		Sponsored Research

		Related Links:
		Fiscal Year 2006 Annual Report of Sponsored Research
		NRC Assessment of Research-Doctorate Programs

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Mission
The University of Colorado at Boulder Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research helps generate and transmit knowledge to those inside and outside the university through research, science, and creative works. More >>

CU-Boulder Announces Development Of Renewable and Sustainable Energy Initiative

100th Distinguished Research Lectureship Awarded to Professor Fred Anderson

2008 Innovative Seed Grant Program Awards Announced

CU-Boulder Awarded $2.2 Million For Earth Radiation Belt Studies

United Government Of Graduate Students

UGGS Wins Two National Awards
The Graduate School would like to congratulate the United Government of Graduate Students (UGGS) for a very successful fall semester, both here on campus and at the national level.UGGS sponsored several events for graduate students, including a campus-wide graduate student orientation, fall picnic, several coffee and happy hours, and co-sponsored an open forum with UCSU for the 5 candidates for the CU Regent-at-Large position. Learn more.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Antarctic Ice Sheet Losing Mass
University of Colorado at Boulder researchers used data from a pair of NASA satellites orbiting Earth in tandem to determine that the Antarctic ice sheet, which harbors 90 percent of Earth's ice, has lost significant mass in recent years. Learn more.

EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS
CU Professor Receives National Award
University of Colorado at Boulder physics Professor William Ford has been awarded the American Physical Society's 2006 W.K.H. Panofsky Prize in Experimental Particle Physics.

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More News/Features

"How Humanists and Social Scientists Can Take Advantage of Grant Opportunities at the National Science Foundation" A free lecture by Andrew Light from the Department of Philosophy and Evans School of Public Affairs, University of Washington. Sponsored by the Center for Humanities and the Arts. April 3rd, 2008, 2-4 p.m., UMC 245

CU-Boulder: A Global Research University - A Report of the Task Force on International Graduate Education (downloadable pdf)

Just the Facts: Research and Graduate Education
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