Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research

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 >>

John L. Hall of CU and NIST Awarded the 2005 Nobel Prize in Physics more>>

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		Jeff Walker Biological Sciences Jeff Walker chose CU-Boulder as the place to pursue his PhD in molecular biology because of the collaborative atmosphere and excellent research opportunities. Highly regarded programs and distinguished faculty were both important to Jeff in deciding between graduate opportunities across the country. CU-Boulder met all of his criteria for his graduate experience. Full Profile >>

In the 21st century we're moving into the future, reexamining the past, and bringing innovations and new ideas into the educational, scientific, business, and service sectors. At the University of Colorado at Boulder, research is fully integrated into our educational mission to create a fertile environment that generates knowledge, educates inquisitive minds, and trains future leaders.

CU-Boulder supports an impressive research enterprise that contributes to the national research agenda, the state of Colorado, and the faculty, staff, and students of the university.

CU-Boulder's research and creative work contribute new ideas, state-of-the-art technology and procedures, and highly educated experts to the marketplace.

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