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Participate in Research

Why Research?

Research in the College of Arts and Sciences encompasses thousands of scholarly, scientific and creative endeavors at any given time, resulting in new knowledge, innovative technologies and creative works that advance the economy, culture and health of the state of Colorado, the nation and the world.

Conduct a Study

Every day, faculty and students in the College of Arts and Sciences undertake boundary-pushing research, scholarship and creative activity. Are you interested in conducting a research study? If you are an undergraduate or graduate student, find research resources available to you. Want to recruit for your approved research study? Fill out this information form. 

Participate in Research

Are you interested in finding out more information on participating in a research study? View current research opportunities at the top of this page.

Find a Researcher

Are you looking for an expert source on a specialized research topic? Use the CU Experts Search tool to find research expertise at CU Boulder. 

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5280: How Prince-Loving Scientists Are Trying to Save One of Colorado’s Rarest Amphibians
Physics
The Washington Post: A superconductor claim blew up online. Science has punctured it.
Stock photo of swaddled baby
NBC News: America's fertility rates are falling. That's cause for celebration, not fearmongering.
The cover of “Hiroshima” (left) and the book's author (right)
New York Times: Long After the Bomb, Its Story Finds a New Audience
People wearing masks
The Atlantic: Mask Up and Shut Up
Flames from the River Fire in California
Associated Press: Science Says: People stoking brew that makes California burn
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New York Public Radio: Virtual Worship Is Older Than You Think
Ancient Finds
CNN: New 'Hobbit' creature, other discoveries show early mammals evolved quickly after dinosaur extinction