This week's top research is all about microbes: bacterial microbes with a sense of touch, microbes that may explain the origins of DNA folding, and soil microbes as a vital component of the ecosystem.
With the community's help, numerous activities running through Sept. 1 will give new students a chance to get acquainted with each other and life at college as they transition to campus.
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Bruni is one of 39 recipients of the fellowship, awarded to exceptional doctoral students for their leadership potential and the desire to advance diversity and inclusion in the sciences.
Moving to college is a perfect time to start thinking about your health. The habits you develop now can follow you into adulthood and have a huge impact on how you function physically and mentally.
This week's top research news includes a petroglyph that may depict the A.D. 1097 total solar eclipse; ancient DNA used to track the 13th-century Mesa Verde exodus; and the lengthening of Alaska's snow-free season.
CU Boulder doctoral candidate Aaron Johnson says bicyclists don't break the law at greater frequency than motorists, but when they do, motorists seem to selectively notice.
Boulder Friends of International Students strives to help graduate students feel more at home by pairing them with local families who can provide a sense of belonging in the community.
