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A fragment of a lost world has provided the first direct evidence that a protoplanet in the early solar system could have been as large as Mars. The findings challenge assumptions about how early planets evolved.
CU Boulder poet Julie Carr explores themes of time, war, Jewishness, memory, techno-biology, friendship and grief in her recently published book "The Garden."
A new book from CU Boulder scholar Isabel Köster examines temple robbery and the ancient Roman politics of moral blame.
Overcrowded animals produce an enzyme that damages DNA in eggs, potentially sabotaging reproduction, new research shows. The findings could inform new approaches for improving fertility in people and animals.
In honor of the BOLDERBoulder 10K, we asked integrative physiologist Bradley Needles what makes a "super shoe" super, and whether such footwear can help everyday runners improve their times.
In a new memoir, researcher Doug Seals reflects on building a nationally recognized aging research program inside CU Boulder's Carlson Gymnasium.
New research finds that even brief references to death can make investors more open to executives' claims about their skills and success.
Researchers have discovered new rodent-like species that inhabited the ancient Arctic 73 million years ago. Their fossil teeth offer surprising clues on where they came from and how they outlived the dinosaurs.
News outlets have been reporting for the past few weeks that we will see a "super El Niño" this coming winter. Two climate scientists explain how it may be too early to predict with certainty.
Wildfires in Colorado are causing long-lasting declines in recreation visits, with ripple effects for communities that rely on outdoor tourism. Read from CU expert Kyle Manley on The Conversation.