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Rafael, an assistant professor in Computer Science was awarded the highly prestigious CAREER Award for his research in information elicitation in economics and machine learning.

Bill posits that "grappling with problems beats out traditional approaches" to learning science, and introduces a curriculum that leads students to observe and explain to learn.

Kerri Wingert, ICS Researcher introduced the launch of a video conversation titled 'Making Aligned Science Tasks Equitable for Rural Students' during the showcase held May 11 to 18, 2021.

The Research and Innovation Office's new and exciting research podcast launched spring of 2021. Sidney was interviewed on April 29 about the NSF National Institute for Student-Agent Teaming.

A broad, inclusive group originating in CU Boulder research institutes has developed an online hub focused on connecting and supporting Black, Indigenous and other people of color (BIPOC) and other underserved members of our research and innovation community.

Register now to find out what evidence exists to back up the claims of the beneficial use of cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids on the market. CU Boulder students, faculty, and staff can take the full course for free. Others can earn completion certificates by paying for a Coursera subscription ($49 per month).

Rosi was awarded a 2021 Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program Award for her exceptional work as a mentor to undergraduate students.

Clayton and Gerhard will discuss their groundbreaking work at CU in HCI, design and lifelong learning over the past 35 years, including contributions by their friend and colleague, the late Mike Eisenberg. Webinar will be moderated by Leysia Palen and takes place April 22, Thursday, 4:00pm to 5:00pm MT.