The Conference on World Affairs has shared its 2018 speaker list, including a youth poet laureate and an MSNBC nuclear security analyst, for spring syllabi consideration.
From Ziploc bags to plastics used to grow new tissues, polymeric materials have transformed our everyday lives. Join 2017 distinguished research lecturer Chris N. Bowman to learn more.
With open forums set for next week, Provost Moore has today announced the finalists for the associate vice provost for faculty affairs position: Katherine Eggert and Michele Moses.
Register by Nov. 30 to listen in on a Dec. 6 discussion, moderated by the Research and Innovation Office, on an annual seed funding program for innovative and novel research, scholarly and creative projects.
An interdisciplinary team has won Kelly Fox's Short Experiment Competition, a contest that aims to give life to innovative solutions or unmet opportunities on campus.
As an amputee's residual limb inevitably changes shape, the prosthetic leg socket will no longer fit, becoming nearly useless. Enter CU Boulder mechanical engineering PhD graduate Madalyn Kern.
The use of fats from python hearts on mammals and the cardiovascular differences between females and males are at the core of the acclaimed research by Professor Leslie Leinwand.
The honor is the CU system's highest awarded to faculty, recognizing exemplary performance, a record of excellence and outstanding service to the profession.
Open through Monday, Nov. 20, CU Boulder's Faculty and Staff Engagement Survey is used to identify actions to improve quality of work experience on campus.
Based at Chautauqua, this first-of-its kind program will bring together artists and scholars to take archival material, broadly conceived, and reimagine it to create new knowledge. The deadline is Jan. 4.
