• MEMS Could Unlock Door to Early Diagnosis, Intervention in Cardiovascular Disease
• Biomaterials Research Shines Light on Cartilage Growth and Bone Repair
• Electromagnetic Fields: Health Risk, Healing Power, or Neither?

• College Builds on Research Strengths to Meet Needs of Society

• Researchers Assist Firefighters with Improved Wildfire Modeling
• Environmental Engineers Study Spread of Tuberculosis Bacteria
• Researchers Use Bacteria to Recycle Water in Space

• New High Temperature Materials Pave Way for Next Generation Energy and Environment Systems
• Acoustical Technology Developed at CU-Boulder Helps Make Clean Water
• America's Most Powerful Centrifuge Testing Dam Safety at CU-Boulder

• 'Rototack' Links Low-Tech, High-Tech Worlds
• Research Focuses on Energy Efficiency for Ubiquitous Computing Needs
• Technical Standards Increasingly Important in Global Marketplace

• BioServe Teams with Bristol-Myers Squibb to Study Production of Antibiotics in Space
• Students Reach New Heights with Citizen Explorer Mission
• Satellite Data on Ocean Topography Provides Clues to Hurricane Intensity

• Donor Honor Roll

• Investing in a Great Engineering Community

• 1999 Alumni/ae News

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University of Colorado at Boulder
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Boulder, CO 80309-0422

Ross B. Corotis, Dean

Melvyn C. Branch, Associate Dean for Research and Administration

Michael R. Lightner, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

James C. Sherman, Assistant Dean for Student Services

Enid M. Ablowitz, Assistant Dean for Advancement

Paul C. Bauman, Director of Engineering Development

Carol K. Rowe, Director of Engineering Communications

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