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NEWS ARCHIVES

• Researcher trains city water engineers to use noses to diagnose water problems, from Today@CSU
• City employees apply sniff test to water supply, from the Coloradoan
• Campaign for Colorado State Reaches $300 Million Milestone
• Campaign for Colorado State Reaches $300 Million Milestone
• Atmospheric chemistry professor contributor to National Academies Report on air pollution
• Atmospheric Chemistry Professor Sonia Kreidenweis Contributes to National Academies Report on Air Pollution
• Researcher to Train City Water Engineers in Diagnosing Water Problems
• CSU team to develop levee guidelines, from the Denver Post
• CSU reasearcher to simulate Katrina-style wave damage, from the Denver Post
• CSU gets grant for levee research, from the Coloradoan
• Dr. Chris Thornton Receives $1.7 Million to Design Levee Overtopping Project in Wake of Hurricane Katrina
• Prof. Scott Denning speaking on global warming and its impact on ranchers on Dec. 4
• Sustainability programs featured at Lory on Sunday
• CSU to Send Delegation to United Nations Climate Change Convention
• First four-year university to announce Veterans Green Jobs Education Initiative
• Alliance High School Program awarded Innovative Program of the Year
• USDA gives CSU $1.2M to address water crises, from the Collegian
• CSU hosts test screening for documentary that will be shown at Copenhagen UN Climate Change Conf.
• CSU ends wind farm partnership
• CSU gets $1.2 million to research water issues, from the Coloradoan
• CSU receives $1.2 million to research water resources, from the Northern Colorado Business Report
• University receives $1.2 million from USDA to further critical water resource research
• Colorado State University Receives $1.2 Million from USDA to Further Critical Water Resource Research
• Stakeholders Group Connects City, CSU, from the Collegian
• Scientist sees future smart homes controlling power use, from the Oregon Business News
• The Passing of A Solar Pioneer, from Green Energy Reporter
• Alumnus’ old energy technology is new again, from DU Today
• Prof. Emeritus George Lof, founder of CSU's Solar Energy Applications Lab, mourned by colleagues
• Solar-Power Innovator Who Weathered Booms and Busts, from the Wall Street Journal
• Professor Emeritus George Löf, Founder of CSU's Solar Energy Applications Lab, Dies at 95
• Professor George Lof, a solar research pioneer, dies at 95, from the Denver Post
• CSU graduate student alters spherical robot, from the Collegian
• Robot plus ball equals a sphere-ly good time…
• Spherical Robot by Greg Schroll - - Finds Place in The Popular Mechanics’ 10 Most Brilliant Innovators of 2009
• Student builds a spherical robot for our future beyond Earth , from Gizmo Watch
• Colorado solar-panel makers labor to lead the pack when demand rises, from the Denver Post
• CSU Researchers Get Grant to Help Cool Firefighters' Gear, from the Coloradoan
• CSU gets grant to improve equipment for firefighters, from Denver Post
• CSU Helps Develop Liquid Cooled Firefighter Suit, from Channel 4 News
• Colorado State University Engineering Professors Obtain $917,000 Grant to Improve Firefighter Gear
• Scientists Take Step Toward Simple and Portable Tuberculosis Tests for Developing World, from the Optical Society of America
• CSU Graduate Student's Robot Ball is Rolling in Ingenuity, from the Denver Post
• Technologue: Light Fantastic, from Motor Trend Magazine
• CSU's Engines & Energy Conversion Lab featured in Popular Science: Seven of the Country's Coolest SciTech Courses
• ASAP to host inaugural Homecoming music festival today
• Annual rock climbing event pays tribute to local legend (article in the Collegian on Craig Luebben, CSU alumnus)
• Donors Give Almost $1.18M Since August
• People on the Move: Azer Yalin, from the Denver Post
• Colorado State University Grad Student Honored with Popular Mechanics Next Generation Award
• Innovator of World's Only Cloud-Profiling Radar to Speak in Denver Tuesday as Part of Colorado State Engineering Series
• Colorado State University Professors David Dandy and Kevin Lear Use Optics to Advance Lab-on-a-Chip Technology
• Center to Drive New Drugs from Colorado University Research Discoveries
• University reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 3 percent in Fiscal Year 2009
• CSU Alumni Tim Bauer and Nathan Lorenz Named to Time Magazine's "Heroes of the Environment"
• CSU Graduate Student Greg Scroll Named One of the 10 Most Brilliant Innovators of 2009 by Popular Mechanics
• Colorado State University Announces Record Enrollment for Fall 2009
• Colorado State University Extends Developer Deadline on Maxwell Ranch Project to Oct. 31
• CSU Welcomes Community to Celebrate Homecoming and Family Weekend Oct. 9-11
• Engineering Professor Azer Yalin Honored with National Young Educators Award
• Campaign for Colorado State: $500 million comprehensive campaign launched, first in university history
• Professor Bryan Willson to be honored for sustainable development efforts Aug. 28
• Asian Institute of Technology Celebrates 50th Anniversary with CSU Founders
• Salazar: Let's take renewable energy lead: National, state officials gather to discuss new economy, from the Coloradoan
• Engineering professors use optics to advance lab-on-a-chip technology
• Colorado State University Professors Use Optics to Advance Lab-on-a-Chip Technology
• CSU Mechanical Engineering Professor Bryan Willson Earns Albertson Medal
• U.S. News and World Report ranks Colorado State University among 'America's Best Colleges'
• Road Trip: Colorado State University, from US News & World Report
• New record for research expenditures in 2008-2009
• Nehalem Fires up Desktop Workstations, from Design News
• A New Test for Business and Biofuel, from the New York Times
• New York Times best-selling author of 'Three Cups of Tea' to speak on campus Aug. 31
• Ritter unveils $320M Colorado budget-balancing plan, from Denver Business Journal
• CSU Research Team Wins $1 Million Grant, from the Coloradoan
• CSU Gets $1M Stimulus Grant to Design Sturdier Computers, from the Denver Business Journal
• CSU Engineering Profs Receive $1 Million Grant, from Northern Colorado Business Report
• Colorado State University Engineering Professors Awarded $1 Million Grant to Design More Robust Computer Systems
• Six Colorado Schools Will Be Given Turbines, from the Denver Post
• Mountain Climber Craig Luebben Dies from 40-foot Fall in Cascades
• Grab your rain gauge, join linked weathernet, from the Nashua Telegraph
• The Algae Solution: Colorado researchers are looking at biofuels as new sources of energy, from the Denver Post
• Education in Cutting-edge Research Expands from the University to K-12 Classrooms, from CSU AlumLine
• Chemical Industry Lends Support to Reform, from the Washington Post
• Obama Administration Officials Travel America, Talk Clean Energy Economy, from the White House Press Office
• Secretary Salazar Underscores Green Jobs, Clean Energy Economy in Visit to High-Tech Solar Panel Plant
• $5 Million Stimulus DOE Grant for Education on Hybrid, Electric Vehicles
• Wellington School to Get Wind Turbine: Program intends to make learning math, science, technology exciting, from the Coloradoan
• Colorado Snags $50 Million for Electric Cars, from the Denver Post
• Colorado State University, Partners Selected for $5 Million Stimulus DOE Grant for Education on Hybrid, Electric Vehicles
• Salazar Trumpets Solar Energy Promise During Tour of CSU Spinoff
• CSURF gives developer 60 days to comply with wind farm contract
• Sustainable CSU Start-up Expands Clean-burning Cookstoves to Meet World Demand, from CSU's Competitive Edge
• Students at Heart of Latest Envirofit Technology, from CSU's Competitive Edge
• Students Prepared for Space Exploration and Discovery
• CSU Hurricane Forecast Team Slightly Lowers Forecast, Continues to Predict Below-Average Season
• Colorado State University To Add Solar Power Plant on Foothills Campus in Fort Collins
• Solar Plant to be Built at CSU Site, from Denver Business Journal
• CSU Leaders Tout Accomplishments, Lament High Tuition, from the Grand Junction Sentinel
• GOV. RITTER PRAISES OPENING OF SW COLORADO ALGAE-TO-BIOFUELS PLANT
• Envirofit International and Colorado State University Receive International Design Award
• Pilot Facility to Create Fuel from Algae Opens, from the Denver Post
• Retired CSU professor receives award
• Study: U.S. Energy Use Fell in 2008, Renewables Rose, from San Francisco Business Times
• Colorado State University Student Takes Grand Prize at Colorado Undergraduate Space Research Symposium
• CSU successfully tests earthquake-proof structure, from the Coloradoan
• CSU Student Spends "A Day on The Hill" to Promote Space Exploration and Discovery
• CSU Students Launch Experiments to Space on NASA Sounding Rocket
• Ritter picks maverick GOP lawmaker Marostica as Colorado eco-devo chief, from Denver Business Journal
• Solix Biofuels begins production of oil made from algae, from Denver Business Journal
• Shake Test Proves Design Method for Wood Frames, from Engineering News-Record
• Earthquake Test Indicates Wood-Frame Buildings Can be Designed to Handle Seismic Activity, from Builder
• Ritter touts Colorado clean-energy companies before Congress, from Denver Business Journal
• Tower Block Takes On The Fake Quake Test, from Sky News (UK)
• World's Largest Quake Simulator Tests Buildings, from ABC7 in San Francisco
• Huge Earthquake Strikes Single Building in 'Shake Test', Fox News
• Building Shakes in 7.5 Magnitude Quake Test, from Citrus Daily (AP)
• Japanese Structure Withstands Earthquake Test, NPR News
• Six Rural Colorado Schools to Install Wind Turbines
• State energy office prepares for stimulus projects; Colorado to get $138.8M over next three years, from the Denver Business Journal
• Solix Biofuels Completes $16.8 Million in Series A Funding
• Sue van den Heever Gives an Expert's Opinion on Storms and Current Climate
• New CSU System Chancellor Joe Blake makes first speech in his new role
• Summer Research Experience Helps Bring Science of Optics to Colorado Middle Schools
• Japanese Structure Withstands Earthquake Test
• People on the Move: Wayne Clyma, from the Denver Post
• Civil Engineering Professor Wayne Clyma Honored with National Award for Work on Worldwide Irrigation Water Management
• Media Teleconference Scheduled to Discuss Colorado State University's Role in World's Largest Shake Table Test on July 14
• A Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On: Resources for Media
• A whole lot of shakin' going on: World's Largest Earthquake Shake Table Test is Tuesday, July 14
• Professional networking events for Denver alumni help tackle recession
• Students at heart of latest Envirofit technology unveiled Tuesday, story by Emily Wilmsen of CSU's Media Relations Office
• Quake Engineer Built Seismograph in 6th Grade, article from Live Science
• CSU Startup Envirofit Expands Clean Burning Cookstoves to Meet Global Demand
• $2.7 million NSF grant supports cell research, science education, from The Competitive Edge
• Green jobs are sprouting in Denver
• Rain watchers wanted in New Hampshire
• Worlds Largest Earthquake Shake Table Test to Occur in Japan on July 14, with Associated NSF Webcast
• Gray Water Flows Green, from Irrigation and Green Industry
• Jose "Pepe" Salas Recently Honored by U.S. Department of the Interior
• CSU Professor Jose Salas Honored For River Work
• Scientific American 10: Guiding Science for Humanity
• Frank named 14th president of CSU
• Board of Governors appoints Blake as chancellor, votes McConathy as new chair
• Anemometer Program Excites County Commissioners
• Chih Ted Yang's Career Dedicated to Health of Rivers, Reservoirs
• Hurricane forecast team lowers forecast
• $2.7 Million NSF grant to track cells, train scientists
• Entrepreneurs Continue to Emerge from the Global Social and Sustainable Enterprise Program
• Training clean energy workforce through state's wind anemometer loan program
• CSU researchers get $2.7M to study cells and share their work with kids, from the Denver Business Journal
• CSU faculty receive $2.7 million from NSF, from the Northern Colorado Business Report
• Gray Water Systems Abound During Calif. Drought
• Governor's Energy Office helps with project to install solar panels on Engineering Building
• Engineering Professor Bryan Willson Named in Inaugural Scientific American Honor Roll for Innovations that Benefit Society
• CSU Captures Its First Trophy in the Formula Hybrid Car Competition
• UC Davis finishes first, Colorado State second at Collegiate Nationals
• Dr. Carmen Menoni Honored as Role Model and Mentor to Women at Colorado State
• Engineering Students Win National Honors for Vehicle Designs, Performance
• Engineering Students Win National Honors in Human-powered Vehicle and Formula Hybrid Competitions
• CSU Team Takes Away Top Prizes in Human Powered Vehicle Challenge
• CSU to turn over budget draft to campus today
• NSF awards profs $800K to model chemical makeup of biofuels, design smart materials
• Green Fest Aims at New Audience, from the Denver Post
• Dr. V. Manivannan Receives Monfort Professor Award, one of Colorado State's Top Honors
• Professor Carmen Menoni Honored by CSU with the Margaret B. Hazaleus Award
• Richard Gutkowski is celebrating three decades at CSU
• U.S. Energy Secretary Chu Coming to NREL to Announce Stimulus Funds
• NSF Awards CSU Professors David Wang and Xianghong Qian $800,000 to Model Chemical Makeup of Biofuels, Design Smart Materials
• CSU's Clean Energy Supercluster Announces 2009 Seed Grants
• CSU Students Eager to Compete in May 1-3 HPV West
• Future Energy Sources Pushed, from The Advocate
• Rural India gets a lifesaving cookstove: Envirofit plans to introduce stoves below Rs500 for the 30 million below poverty line households in India
• Going Up: How tall can wood-framed buildings go and still be safe?, article in Builder magazine
• Letter to campus from Governor Bill Ritter
• Live Green Team revives 'Green is Gold' campus conservation campaign
• CSU ranks in the Top 10 nationally for recycling
• Experts seeing more IT jobs than workers, from the Fort Collins Coloradoan
• Researchers use nanotechnology for chemo treatment, from the Collegian
• Dave Stewart Among CSU Distinguished Alumni Award Winners Honored
• Abound Solar Opens Factory, Claims Under $1/Watt Cost, from GreenTech Media
• Abound Solar Opens First Production Facility, from Earth Times
• Abound Solar opens first manufacturing plant, from Denver Business Journal
• Abound Solar Opens First Production Facility; Next-Generation Manufacturing Technology Will Reduce the Cost of Producing High-Efficiency Solar Modules, from Market Watch
• Abound Solar unveils new plant in Longmont, from the Daily Camera
• Abound Solar opens first full-scale production facility, from Coloradoan
• Longmont solar plant unveiled, from Denver Post
• Abound Solar to challenge First Solar with low-cost plant, from PV Tech
• New Name, Same Ambition: Abound Solar Hot on First Solar’s Heels, from Earth2Tech
• Abound, U.S. solar startup, takes on First Solar from Forbes.com
• Abound, U.S. solar startup, takes on First Solar, from CNBC
• Graywater Irrigation Study, from National Driller Magazine
• Clean Energy Supercluster & Cenergy Expo May 5, 2009
• Top Microsoft strategist to speak on April 13
• CSU Interim President Tony Frank, and Chemical Engineering Professor Ken Reardon to Speak at Event on April 22
• Drug Delivery via Nanotubes on Titanium Implants, from Nanowerk.com
• Colorado State University Professor Exploring Chemotherapy, Drug Delivery to Tissues Via Tiny Nanotubes on Titanium Implants, from Nanotechnology Now
• Professor exploring chemotherapy, drug delivery to tissues via nanotubes on titanium implants
• Professor Ketul Popat and CSU Research Team Exploring Chemotherapy, Drug Delivery to Tissues via Tiny Nanotubes on Titanium Implants
• Hurricane Forecast Team Reduces Forecast, Predicts Average Season in 2009
• Shaking it up—Test to improve mid-rise, wood-framed building design, from GoStructural.com
• Tall wood building faces Godzilla-size shake test, from Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
• Saturday Morning Engineering Club Helps Young Girls View Science, Engineering Careers
• NASA Astronaut to Speak April 14 at Colorado State University Global Climate Conference for High School Students
• Bringing Extreme UV Microscopy to the Tabletop, from Optics & Photonics News
• Green Power from Algae, from MSNBC
• French delegation found success in last week's visits to CSU, Denver area
• Perfect Running Pace Revealed, from LiveScience.com
• New Watering Source is Surfacing, from the San Diego Union-Tribune
• CSU spinoff Abound Solar CEO meets with President Obama
• 'Green Break' students spend week at Great Sand Dunes
• Hitching on to a Wagon to Help Kids, from the Denver Post
• Obama commits $1.2. billion in energy R&D, from Green Tech
• Engineering students designing medical wagon for children's hospitals
• Abound Solar President Meets with Obama, from Denver Business Journal
• President of the Center for Excellence in Education is the 2009 Monfort Professor-In-Residence March 26
• CSU's global campus gets final approval, from The Coloradoan
• CSU Engineering Students Designing Medical Wagons for Children's Hospitals
• Experts Work to Create Earthquake-Proof Structure, from ICC News
• Solar Startup Shines Future on New Name, from the Denver Post
• Students participate in Alternative Spring Break
• CSU Engineering Professor Highlighted at Denmark Climate Conference
• Colorado at drought crossroads
• The Grand Challenge for Science and Math, from Business Week
• Dry days worrisome for Front Range, from The Coloradoan
• CSU testing graywater irrigation, from Channel 9 News in Denver
• Graywater irrigation: Potential water conservation tool
• CSU team investigates graywater use for landscape irrigation, from Athletic Turf
• Colorado State University testing use of graywater for irrigation, from The Coloradoan
• Apply now for Green Dream Team student research funding
• CSU collaborates to lead test of world's largest earthquake shake table
• EUV Microscope Inspects Masks On-site, from Optics and Photonics News
• Break out the rain gauge — CoCoRaHS wants you
• School of Global Environmental Sustainability Announces New Research Working Groups
• Cenergy's new CEO will bring clean-energy innovations to global marketplace
• CSU Contributes to Colorado's Economic Growth, Study Finds
• The Reality of Climate Change, By Graeme L. Stephens
• CSU Team Reacts To NASA Satellite Crash
• Rocket crashes with CSU device to measure CO2
• Scientists Mull Future After Carbon Satellite Crash
• Colorado State Scientists Disappointed in OCO Mission Failure
• OCO May be Back, CSU Scientists Say After Mission Fails
• NASA to launch Earth's first carbon dioxide tracking satellite
• Colo. State Scientists Take Lead In Climate Change
• CSU designs program to test if carbon is friend or foe
• Satellite on global warming mission plunges into Pacific, Rocky Mountain News article
• Honduran President Visits Colorado State
• University Front and Center in NASA Mission Measuring Carbon Dioxide
• NASA Teams with CSU to Measure Carbon Dioxide
• Construction on largest building ever tested on an earthquake shake table begins next week
• Solar-power firm fired up about stimulus, from CNN
• Colorado State University and Simpson Strong-Tie Collaborate to Lead World's Largest Earthquake Shake Table Test in Japan
• Robot Nabs Third: Colorado State team's robot places third at the 2008 Mechanical Engineering Student Design Competition.
• CSU-founded company delivers clean burning cookstoves to India, from The Collegian
• Obama to sign stimulus bill in Denver
• Udall tours AVA Solar factory, from the Northern Colorado Business Report
• Udall: Solar power has bright future, from the Longmont Times Call
• Excellence in Engineering
• Green jobs coming to Northern Colorado
• Honor Professor with Your Actions, from the Coloradoan
• Maury Albertson's Goodness Spanned Globe
• Engineering Exploration Day
• New NASA Mission Will Focus On Climate Change
• CSU Prof. Scott Denning Offers Solution to Climate Problem, article from The Collegian
• Center for Revolutionary Solar Photoconversion (CRSP) Recently Awarded Grants
• CSU-TV 11 Features Envirofit Video This Month
• Algae Biodiesel: It's $33 a Gallon, article in GreenTech Media
• High School Students Invited to Engineering Exploration Day Feb. 14
• Climate Change: A Message of Hope
• HP Gives CSU Energy-efficient Computers
• African Dust Aerosols as Atmospheric Ice Nuclei, a ScienceWatch interview with Paul DeMott
• CSU Spinoff AVA Solar Named One of the Top 25 Startups of 2008
• Engineering Student Danny Wilson Teaches Robotics through CSU's STEM Program
• Colorado State named a Carnegie Community Engagement university
• William Cotton Featured in Second Annual International Conference on Climate Change Podcast
• Orbiting Carbon Observatory Investigates Mystery Of The Missing Sinks
• Study: CO2 Levels Getting To Point Of No Return, Denver Channel 4
• A close look at climate change solutions Feb. 4-5
• Jane Albritton Writes Memories of Peace Corps Architect Maury Albertson
• World's "best all around city", Tom Noel, Denver Post
• Up From The Slime: Start-up companies see algae as the new renewable fuel source, article in Chemical & Engineering News
• HP's workstation computers power alternative energy research
• Energy Leader: An Interview with W.S. Sampath, article in Photonics Spectra
• CSU, Colorado-based alumni contributors to state economy
• Business Brief from Biodiesel Magazine: Solix Biofuels
• CSU Economists Predict Little Job Growth in 2009
• Report: Colorado gaining "green collar" jobs, from Associated Press
• Green industry casts wide net: story in Rocky Mountain News
• Tom Vonder Haar, Atmospheric Scientist, Continues to Build Legacy
• Envirofit ramps up production of clean-burning cookstoves
• Researchers receive 'Oscar of Invention' for microscope
• Maurice Lee Albertson Obituary
• CSU mourns passing of legendary Peace Corps co-founder Maurice L. Albertson
• Study water, save the world with a volunteer corps, an interview with Maurice Albertson by Jane Albritton
• New York Times Obituaries in the News: Maurice Albertson
• CSU prof helped create Peace Corps
• Peace Corps visionary, CSU icon Maury Albertson dies
• CSU icon, Peace Corps architect dies
• Albertson offered service to the world
• Algae's Potential as the Biofuel of the Future, story on Schweizer FernsehenTV, Switzerland
• MSNBC Nightly News story on research to produce oil from algae
• Dave Stewart, CEO and President of Stewart Environmental, Named Honor Alumnus for the College of Engineering in 2009
• CSU turns up heat on better cookstove, from the Denver Post
• Colorado State University Named a Carnegie Community Engagement University
• Intelligent by Design: Fort Collins’ population of brainiacs is good news in a slumping economy
• How Twisters Get Their Spin, article from ScienceNOW
• Prof. Carmen Menoni Elected Fellow of Optical Society of America and American Physical Society
• Nolan Doesken, State Climatologist, Says Stock Show Weather a Misnomer
• Matt Rogers, PhD 2008 in Atmospheric Science, has his Head in the Clouds
• Dan Whitney, ME graduate, in Food Network’s Cake Decorating Challenge, article in Denver Post
• Cooperation sparks inventions: Partnerships heighten chance for solutions
• How Twisters Get Their Spin, article in ScienceNOW Daily News
• Pushing the Envelope: Renewable Energy R&D Bolstered Through Public-private Partnerships, article from Renewable Energy World
• AVA Solar, a CSU Spin-off Company, Named Among Most Successful U.S. Startups 2008
• Colorado State researchers add to Collaboratory research: Four CSU science projects are part of a broader effort to convert the sun's energy to clean, low-cost electricity and fuels
• Scott Denning Speaks About NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory mission at American Geophysical Union Science writers workshop
• Matthew Ellis, ME 2008, continues work in space program
• Former N.Y. Gov. Pataki tours CSU's renewable-energy facilities, start-ups
• Colorado State researchers add to Collaboratory research
• Biomedical Engineering: Providing research and technologies to better people’s lives: CSU AlumLine
• Interim President Frank, Gov. Ritter return from successful trade mission
• Breathing easier in the heart of home
• CSU secures $12.5M grant
• Saudi Arabia honors professor Chih Ted Yang: article from Coloradoan
• Robot spurs recognition: article from the Coloradoan
• COLORADO STATE AWARDED $12.5 MILLION NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRANT FOR STEM TEACHER DEVELOPMENT
• Saudi Arabia bestows top water prize on CSU engineering professor
• CSU graduate student Greg Schroll wins major national competition for invention
• CSU's Hydraulic Hybrid Project Featured on Discovery's Planet Green
• Professor Chih Ted Yang Receives the Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz International Prize for Water
• Envirofit co-founder wins major international honor
• Ritter in Japan on trade mission
• Energy lab eyes growth: Rocky Mountain News article
• Atmospheric Scientists Recognized by International Radiation Commission
• Scott Denning to be featured on NASA webcast Friday
• Energy & Engineering: Technology in the Classroom: Coloradoan article
• Investors give $15.5 million to CSU spinoff to build facility that will turn algae into oil: Rocky Mountain News article
• Solix Biofuels to build facility in Durango, article in the Coloradoan
• Professor Graeme Stephens Receives Honors from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and International Radiation Commission
• Envirofit Cookstoves Featured on Channel 4 Denver
• Ritter heading to Asia for trade mission
• Solix Biofuels raises $10.5M
• Center focusing on environmental health, toxins in products and food produced globally, established at CSU
• Colorado Company to Take Algae-Based Fuel to the Next Level: New York Times article
• CSU developer preparing Maxwell Ranch permit
• CSU online university opens doors
• Climate change economics discussed by internationally known economist Nov. 6
• Study helps clarify role of soil microbes in global warming
• Nonprofit launches own clean cookstove lines
• Economic development honors for CSU
• University researchers earn 'Oscar of Invention' award
• Envirofit Ramps Up Production of Clean Burning Cookstoves to Meet High Demand in India
• Carmen Menoni, CSU engineering professor wins 'invention Oscar'
• HP event aims to encourage engineering skills in Colorado girls
• CSU and Berkeley Researchers Share 'Oscar of Invention' for Nano-scale Imaging Microscope
• Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory Funds 12 New Solar Research Projects
• Start-Ups Give Idaho an Identity Beyond Potatoes
• Another green revolution - article in The Economist
• Rocky Mountain Institute selects CSU for national study
• Bonfire lights old and new festivities
• Lance Carr's Appearance on TODAY
• College of Engineering to display 11 exhibits at Homecoming Festival
• CSU Closer To Large-Scale Algae Biofuel Production
• Alumni from far and near return for Homecoming & Family Weekend
• Seismic Protection System Research on ETV
• Former N.Y. Gov. Pataki to tour CSU renewable energy projects
• NEESWood Friction Pendulum Sliders on ETV
• CSU Homecoming Festival Friday evening
• Street closures and parking information for CSU Homecoming Parade
• Blueprint for America’s Energy Future Promotes Partnerships and Environmental Solutions
• 'It is Easy Being Green' - Homecoming & Family Weekend, Oct. 6-12
• Cyclist injured after he, SUV driver both run stop signs
• ETV Features The NEESWood Project
• CSU Forecast Team Calls for Active October
• Nobel Prize Winner Eric Cornell to Speak on October 9
• Lance Carr will appear on TODAY to talk about hero in his life: his father
• Alumni 50-Year Club award winner, Everett Richardson
• CSU hosting U.S. Chamber energy announcement on Tuesday
• Clean Energy Supercluster Seminar
• CSU to prepare permit application for Maxwell Ranch Green Power Project
• CEO OF ONE OF COLORADO’S LARGEST COMPANIES TO SPEAK AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY OCTOBER 2
• Professor works to create earthquake-proof structure
• Cleaning up an engine’s act
• CSU collaborates on workforce initiative in region
• 2008 President's Fall Address
• From Advocacy to Student Diversity Programs and Services
• Russ Meyer appointed to represent CSU academics with CCHE
• CSU to be carbon neutral by 2020
• Colorado Community College System and CSU-Global Campus build educational alliance
• CSU receives $3 million for biofuels program
• $3M goes to CSU program
• CSU gets grant to teach about biofuels
• Another green revolution - article in The Economist
• Electrical & Computer Engineering receives National Academy of Engineering grant to recruit, retain women
• From a solar-powered stage, Colorado State President Penley will present ‘CSU’s Next Five Years’ during the annual Fall Address
• $3 Million biofuels grant to train future workforce
• CSU receives $3 million for biofuels program
• Innovative climate change lecture series for students and the public
• CSU annual research expenditures top $300 million
• Denmark, Spain honor CSU's engines lab
• CSU Wins Clean Tech Award
• Engines & Energy Conversion Laboratory Receives 2008 Royal Award for Sustainable Technology Transfer
• Engines & Energy Conversion Laboratory Receives 2008 Royal Award for Sustainable Technology Transfer
• CSU Students Put Their Heads Together to Design a Low-cost Weather Station for Mars
• CSU Startup AVA Solar Completes Major Round of Financing
• AVA Solar Continues Quest to be Next First Solar, Huge Round Soon to Close
• Newsweek names CSU one of the greenest U.S. universities
• President Penley Fall 2008 Welcome and Campus Update
• Odilia (Odie) Bliss, 52, Atmospheric Science coordinator, passed away unexpectedly Aug. 24
• Vestas event touts state's focus on energy
• CSU ranked in top tier of U.S. News rankings
• 2008-2009 Institutional Profile
• Colorado State Engineering Senior Design Team Wins at Aero Design West Competition
• American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc. Presents CSU Mechanical Engineering Professor Paul Wilbur with Prestigious Award
• Study water, save the world with a volunteer corps
• CloudSat Project Yields Two Years of Data to Study Cloud Impact on the Climate
• Grants fund training, educational specialty to expedite research breakthroughs to marketplace and care for animals
• CSU online graduate engineering program is a 'Best Buy'
• CSU Announces Graduate Coursework in Systems Engineering Starting Fall 2008
• CSU to offer graduate courses in systems engineering
• President Penley a guest on Fox Business Report discussing educating the 'green' workforce
• CloudSat Scientist Graeme Stephens Named Director of Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere at Colorado State University
• CloudSat Team Members Receive Awards From NASA
• CSU Awarded Seat on NREL Board of Directors with New Management Contract
• CHILL out CSU - Researchers Operate One-of-a-kind Technology
• Memorial Service for Professor Emeritus Derek Lile
• CloudSat Team Members Receive Awards From NASA
• Princeton Review ranks CSU among top U.S. universities
• CloudSat yields two years of data about impact of clouds on climate
• Colorado State University Announces New School of Global Environmental Sustainability
• New School of Global Environmental Sustainability
• CSU launches environment school
• CSU creates school to train workers for growing environmental movement
• CSU creates new school
• Maury Albertson Adds to CSU's Water Resource Archives
• Water expansion builds worries for some
• Fort Collins again among Money magazine's 'Best Places in America'
• 'It is Easy Being Green' - Homecoming & Family Weekend, Oct. 9-12
• CSU Ventures names new CEO
• CSU working on putting rubber in roadways
• Rubber Road Not Ruled Out
• Follow sophomore Bijah Gibson's blog as he travels to mystical India
• Entrepreneurship push brings delegation to city
• Fort Collins again among Money magazine's 'Best Places in America'
• Students Propel Deep Space travel
• Confronting the Global Energy Challenge, July 16
• The Skinny on Solar Panels
• Students Design Erosion Sensor for Deep Space Travel
• Three Team Up for Smart Grid
• Colorado State's Green Power Project to harness wind
• Latino students eye CSU
• Green campus operations
• New University Welcome Center opens
• CSU's Kinematically Redundant Robotics Projects Featured on Engineering TV
• Educating Tomorrow's Green Workforce
• Newest nano-tool is a laser you can’t see
• Cutting-edge radar zeroes in on weather details
• Engineering students redesign a gaming controller for those with disabilities
• Leaving a Legacy—Bob and Lale Longenbaugh
• The value of an education
• Students tackle environmental health project in Nicaragua
• CSU, CU Celebrate 20 Years as the Region's Cancer Research Powerhouse
• Clean Energy Supercluster Receives USDA Award
• Professor Chandrasekar to Teach National TV Meteorologists About the Latest in Weather Radar Developed at Colorado State University
• CSU a Pioneer in Wind Energy, Partner with World-leading Denmark
• CSU names Monfort Scholars for 2008
• Gov. Ritter, son August, and CSU scientists foster discussion about communicating climate change
• Colorado Astronauts Honored at Wings Over the Rockies Museum
• Ron Sega among Colorado astronauts honored by Wings Over the Rockies Museum
• David M. Gilbert, 46, Civil Engineering, Passed Away May 6, 2008
• Clean Energy Supercluster Announces First Seed Grants
• Board of Governors approves 2008-2009 budget
• Hurricane forecast team predicts above-average Atlantic basin hurricane season in 2008
• Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory Receives Honor
• Lessons Learned from Tornado Damage Investigations
• 60-Year-Old Bias in Data on Sea Temperatures
• Excellence in research, record research funding and continued growth highlight State of the University address
• Colorado State University's Space Grant Program Provides 'Out-of-This-World' Opportunities, Makes Important Advancements in Space Science
• Engineering Students Receive Spring 2004 Awards
• Engineering Students Invite Community to Annual E-Days Celebration April 14 and 15
• Cutting Through the Radar Clutter
• Gov. Ritter signs bill supporting water institute
• Secretary of the Air Force Mike Wynne to Speak on Workforce Development and Energy Leadership
• Technology Transfer at CSU
• A Frozen Landscape of Research
• CSU signs historic agreement with Peruvian organization
• WATER INSTITUTE AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY RECEIVES KEY FUNDING TO SERVE STATE RESIDENTS
• CSU’s new online campus opens for business
• Engineering Students' Hands-free Door Opener
• Retired CSU Professor to Leave a Lasting Gift
• Gov. Ritter celebrates 30-year anniversary as CSU graduate by delivering commencement address, May 17
• Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Team Wins Grand Prize at Space Symposium
• CSU Professor Commits $1 Million Gift to Benefit Civil Engineering Department
• Monfort Family Continues Legacy of Giving with $3.1 Million Gift for CSU Excellence Fund
• CloudSat Program Inspires Students Around the World
• CSU engineers build unmanned aerial vehicle, win first place in competition
• Engine and Brake Friction on ETV
• Climate, Drought and Change Presentation by Roger Pulwarty
• Composite Monocoque and Intake Valves on ETV
• Penley to serve on national committee aimed at increasing number, quality of math and science teachers
• Rams Cycling Hosts National Championships
• CSU Motorsport Engineering on ETV
• Woodward Announces Appointment of New Board Member, Ron Sega
• Woodward Announces Appointment of New Board Member
• Czero Awarded $67K for Clean Energy Development
• Team of ME Students Place First in Utility Competition
• Employee Appreciation Award Winners
• Ron Sega, CSURF Vice President, Joins Woodward Board
• CSU Engineering Students Take First for Human Powered Vehicle
• CSU Students Share 'Key' to Success
• CloudSat receives Rotary award for space achievement
• Footprint of Campus is Changing
• CloudSat Wins Award for Space Achievement
• New Programs of Research and Scholarly Excellence
• Partnerships needed to create high-wage jobs, CSU economist says
• Faculty, Staff and Students Honored at Celebrate Colorado State
• CloudSat Receives a Rotary National Award for Space Achievement
• Microalgae Bioreactors on Engineering TV
• Algae-based Biofuel on ETV
• Clean Cookstoves on EngineeringTV
• Engineers Without Borders Globe Trot 5k
• 'The Green University' on CSUTV during Sustainability Week
• College of Engineering's Clean Energy Projects Showcased on Earth Day
• Engineering TV: Large Natural Gas Engines
• RamTracks Changing Climates Tour, April 23
• Engineering TV: Electric Grids and Microalgae
• Engineering TV: Direct Fuel Injection Solution
• Engineering TV: 2-Stroke Retrofit
• Engineering TV: Engines and Energy Conversion Laboratory
• CSU Engineering, Biomedical Major Named Goldwater Scholar
• Drought, Flooding Concern State Climatologist at CSU
• CSU Fostering Biotech Ideas
• CSU Team Develops Urban Radar System
• Leading Research University Teams with Sun to Create an Innovative Eco-Friendly Academic and Living Environment
• Sustainability Week at CSU: April 21 - 24
• CSU Joins Call for Science Debate 2008
• 53rd annual Colorado Science and Engineering Fair, April 10-12
• Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity Showcase 2008
• 'CSU Accelerates' in New York City
• CSU Engineers Improve Radar for Military to Use in Urban Areas
• CSU Class Searches for Perfect Cue
• CSU Chief Touts Strides
• Colorado Fills Sails for Wind R&D Hub
• CSU's Push for Financing
• CSU to sponsor Biotech Connect on April 15
• ISTeC Distinguished Lecture by Andre van Tilborg, Ph.D. - 'Future directions in DoD science and technology'
• CSU Quest: Perfect Pool Cue
• Billairds a Great Teaching Tool for Mechanical Engineering Students
• Top Indian Science Advisor to Visit with CSU Leadership This Week
• CSU Launches Renewable Energy 'Supercluster'
• CSU Speeding its Research to Market
• Northern Colorado Economy Slowing but Still Expected to Add Jobs, Colorado State Economists Predict
• Papers of W.D. Farr Donated to Water Archive
• India's Chief Advisor for Science and Technology to Speak at Colorado State on Wednesday
• President Penley Speaks with Investors in Manhattan
• Woodward Adds High-paying Jobs: Company also has role in initiative connecting educators, workforce
• Improving Afghanistan's Water and Technology Subject of New CSU Research Project
• Want to Help the Professionals with Severe-weather Reports? Join CoCoRaHS
• Weather Group Seeks Georgia Rain-watchers
• Regional Transportation Stakeholder Meeting March 26
• The Skinny on Solar Cells
• Radia Perlman presents 'Myths, Missteps, and Folklore of Network Protocol Design,' ISTeC Distinguished Lecturer
• Fort Collins Ranked by Forbes as Third Best Place in U.S. for Business and Careers
• Ron Sega named VP for Energy, the Environment and Applied Research
• Driving Clean Energy Research to Market to Help State Economy, Solve Global Issues
• CSU Launches Renewable Energy 'Supercluster'
• CSU Collaboration to Deliver Clean Energy to Market Faster
• Cenergy new business arm of CSU Clean Energy Supercluster
• CSU Launches Renewable Energy 'Supercluster'
• CSU Announces New 'Green' Initiative
• Clean Energy Focus of CSU Program
• Energy research Cluster Heralded at Capitol
• CSU Speeding its Research to Market
• CSU Launches Renewable Energy 'Supercluster'
• NASA Astronaut to Speak April 18
• CSU Scientist on International Antarctic Expedition
• U.S. Senators, Gov. Ritter to help tout CSU clean energy on Thursday
• Hi-tech Lower Back Pain Remedies Focus of UC/US Collaboration
• 3rd Annual Art and Science Exhibition March 12-28
• RamTracks Global Energy Solutions/EECL Tour, March 24
• Colorado State to host Global Water Research Colloquium March 25
• Over 1,000 Students Visit Engineering Career Fair
• Travis Bailey Earns 2008 Best Teacher Award
• Charles E. Mitchell, mechanical engineering professor, died March 8
• Big Blades in Windsor Could Boost Eco-energy
• Applications up Nearly 20 Percent at CSU
• CSU Recognized Nationally for Internationalization Efforts
• Clean Energy is Focus of First Spotlight on CSU Luncheon
• Colorado State Receives Prestigious Award for Campus Internationalization
• President Penley only Academic Invited for Keynote at Sun Microsystems Conference
• Space Exploration Exhibit Features Three CSU Mechanical Engineering Projects
• State's Renown Grows
• ConocoPhillips Buyer of StorageTek Site
• ConocoPhillips Corporate Learning Center Coming to Colorado
• Scott Denning Speaks on Climate Change March 5
• A Head Made for Poking
• U.S. Energy Market Attracts Spaniards
• Clean Energy Campus
• CSU Launches International Presidential Fellows Program
• How Satellites Saved the World
• Not a Drop to Spare
• CSU Joins 'C2B2' in Quest for Best Fiofuels
• CIRA Scientist Among Authors of Book Celebrating 50 Years of Earth Observations from Space
• Incubator for Progress
• Get Involved in the Weather
• Science Channel features Professor W.S. Sampath
• Pine Beetle Kill Problem Could Yield Fuel Source
• Spanish Government, Business Leaders to Visit Engines Lab
• CSU to Find Ways to Lower Energy Usage
• GSSE Students Impacting Globe
• Marketing Expert Warns Higher Ed Leaders of Coming 'Perfect Storm'
• Papers of Water Legend and Rancher, W.D. Farr, Donated to CSU Water Archive
• Clean-energy Companies Fueling a N. Colorado Revival
• Distinguished Alumni honored Feb. 9
• CSU focused on quality of life in 2008
• High school students, community invited to learn about majors, careers in engineering at CSU Feb. 9
• Foreign Professionals Learn about Sustainability at Colorado State U.
• Chronicle of Higher Ed Speaks with President Penley about Tech Transfer
• Hydrology Days Conference March 26-28
• Spring All-University Career Fair Feb. 6 and 7
• Civil Engineers Give Homeowners More Say in Structural Design and Safety
• W.M. Keck Foundation gives Colorado State University $1.1 million for quantum computer-related research
• Governor Names Two to Board of Governors
• Focus the Nation: Global Warming Solutions for America
• February is Innovation Month for Researchers, Entrepreneurs
• Clean and Renewable Energy Experts at Colorado State
• Solix Biofuels Hopes to Generate Green from Algae
• CSU joins nationwide teachin-in about global warming solutions, Jan. 30-31
• University Distinguished Professor Sheds New Light on Lasers
• Stove for the Developing World’s Health
• Electrical Engineers Dramatically Improve Soft X-ray Lasers with Discovery
• Colorado State scientists dramatically improve soft x-ray lasers with discovery
• Weather Network Expands into 10 States
• CoCoRaHS Expanding into 10 States in 2008
• CSU 12th in Peace Corps Volunteers
• CE Alumnus Dan Stiles Named Deputy Chief Counsel of the 2008 Democratic National Convention Committee
• Electrical and Computer Engineering Students Open the Door to Effortless Wheelchair Access
• The Research Angle: Bledsoe and Pruden Receive NSF CAREER Awards
• The Research Angle: Developing Technology Solutions to Save Energy and Reduce Pollution
• Entire State Above 100 Percent of Average Snowpack
• Colorado Harnesses the Sun
• Civil Engineers Scale Sacramento River to Solve Problems
• State Narrowly Avoids Drought for Now, State Climatologist Says
• Dr. Paul Wilbur Receives Lifetime Achievement Medal
• Peace Corps Ideals Started at Colorado State
• Professor Finds New Technique
• Leader Pushes to Find New Fuel Sources
• David Thompson Looking at Atmosphere, Ocean, Land Interaction
• Manure Management Helps Control Prevalence of Antibiotic Resistance Genes, Study Says
• Mechanical Engineering Professor Receives Lifetime Achievement Medal
• Dr. Shen Chen Receives the 2008 College of Engineering Distinguished Alumnus Award
• Engineering, vet med work to create virtual dog
• CSU's fake dog head is Spot on
• Virtual pooch to teach acupuncture
• Dr. Paul Wilbur Receives Lifetime Achievement Medal
• Aircraft Helps Researchers Study How Ice Forms in Clouds
• 2007: Worst Year for the Environment
• NASA's CloudSat Reveals New Secrets About Earth
• CSU Study Points Finger at Front Range as Source of Park Nitrogen
• Nitrogen Study in RMNP Says Increases Come from the East
• Researchers Look East When Tracking Nitrogen's Route into RMNP
• CSU Study Confirms Suspicions on Park Pollutant
• The Research Angle: National Science Foundation Awards Colorado State $19 Million Science and Technology Center to Improve Cloud Modeling
• The Research Angle: CloudSat's Unique Data Excites Scientists Around the World
• The Student Angle Immersion in Eastern European Cultures: A Training Ground for Biomedical Engineer
• The Student Angle: ECE Student Explores Light in an Optics Lab and from a Mountaintop
• The Student Angle An International Twist to Internships: Senior Spends Summer in Germany
• Nitrogen Traveling to Rocky Mountain National Park is Largely from Eastern Plains, Study Says
• The Student Angle Engineering on a Global Scale: EWB Has Worldwide Impact
• The Research Angle: CSU Leads Five-University Seismic Project to Raise the Height of Wood Construction
• The Research Angle: Breakthrough Technology Will Make Solar Electricity Mainstream
• The Research Angle: Proteomics May Be the Key to Successful Cardiac Surgery
• The Research Angle: NSF ERC for Collaborative Adaptive Sensing of the Atmosphere Tests the Next Generation of Radars
• The Research Angle NSF ERC for Extreme Ultraviolet Science and Technology: Exploring the Frontiers of Light
• CSU Team Presents Findings from NASA's CloudSat, A-Train at Geophysical Conference
• The Student Angle: Developing New Computer Models to Preserve "the View from the Top"
• The Student Angle: Brazilian Graduate Student Immerses Herself in Culture and Research
• The Alumni Angle: Sustainable Energy Fuels Passion
• The Alumni Angle: NASA Missions Launch Engineer's Career
• The Alumni Angle: Tagging and Tracking Go High Tech
• The Alumni Angle: Assessing Avalanche Conditions to Reduce Risk
• The Alumni Angle: Professor Impacting Surgical Profession Through Research and Education
• Atmospheric Scientist Studies Particulates, How Clouds Form In Skies Above Colorado, Wyoming
• U.S. Navy Awards CSU Professor $2.5 Million to Research Laser Interference Coatings
• Beyond the Classroom: Mechanical Student Kyle Korby Recounts an Adventurous Year Abroad
• U.S. Navy Awards $2.5M for Research on Laser Interference Coatings
• Brian Bledsoe One of Two CSU Faculty Members Receiving Fulbright Awards
• Reducing Levels Of Antibiotics And Antibiotic Resistance Genes By Employing Manure Management
• CSU Engineering Faculty Featured in 5280
• Pioneers of Science
• Mechanical Students Develop Cue Testing Machine
• The Alumni Angle: Green Engineering for Future Generations
• Good Samaritan Goes Micro
• CSU Scientists Played Key Roles in IPCC - Nobel Peace Prize Recipient in 2007
• Governor Ritter Honors Colorado's Nobel Peace Prize Winners
• CSU researchers participants in four grants from biofuels collaboration
• CSU's new RamTracks Tour Series Showcases University Highlights
• Colorado State University Scientists Honored by President Bush
• Amy Pruden and Jacob Roberts Receive Presidential Award
• Atmospheric Science Faculty Among Most Productive in Nation
• CSU Researchers Head to Arctic to Study Micro-organisms, Climate Change
• Local Antarctica Scientists Celebrate the International Polar Year
• Envirofit to Design Clean Stoves for Developing World
• Director Details Energy Cluster's Progress
• Envirofit Lands $25 Million from Shell Foundation
• EnviroFit Receives $25 Million Injection
• Colorado Group Picked to Design Clean Stoves for Developing World
• New Global Entity Ramps Up Battle Against 'Silent Killer in the Kitchen'
• Woodward Governor Funding Supports Systems Engineering Endowed Professorship
• Woodward Governor Funding Supports Systems Engineering Endowed Professorship
• Woodward Governor pledges $1M to CSU
• Engineering Exploration Day Oct. 13
• Woodward Grants CSU $1 Million
• Regional Biocontainment Laboratory Unveiled
• CSU Engineering to Display Projects at Hughes Stadium October 6
• Tom VonderHaar Named Chairman of Section at National Academy of Engineering
• Inside CSU's Academic Village
• Researchers to Evaluate Whether Arctic Soil Microbes are Key Factor in Climate Change
• Extreme Earth Research, From the Bottom Up
• Renée Ure of IBM to Speak at Professional Learning Institute Workshop
• Colorado State Researchers Evaluate Whether Arctic Soil Microbes are Factors in Climate Change
• Amy Pruden Among Scientists Receiving Presidential Award
• Equine Orthopaedics Joins Engineering in Studying Race Track Surfaces
• New Fuels May Hurt Water, Report Says
• CSU, City of Fort Collins Trade Land to Create New CSU Research Center at I-25 and Prospect
• MacArthur Foundation 'Genius' to speak at CSU Distinguished Women in Science and Engineering Program Nov. 1 and 2
• Halloween Pow Wow Oct. 27
• MacArthur Foundation 'Genius' to Speak at CSU's Distinguished Women in Science and Engineering Program
• PLI Day November 2nd
• Changing Climates: Challenges Discussion Nov. 13 4pm
• Auger Observatory Closes in on Long-standing Mystery, Links Highest-energy Cosmic Rays with Violent Black Holes
• Ken Reardon Discusses Biofuels at Denver Engineering Innovation Breakfast Nov. 13
• President Penley to Appear on CSU-TV Channel 11
• Energy Dept. Awards $60-Million for Supercomputing Projects
• New Chair Established in Equine Orthopedic Medicine
• CSU Closes Deal on Land Exchange for Renewable Energy Business Center
• SimPooch: An Alternative to Animal Use in Veterinary Curriculum
• People on the Move
• New study to help municipalities decide best planning tools to protect waterways from polluted runoff
• A Deeply Green City Confronts Its Energy Needs and Nuclear Worries
• AVA Announces Solar Panel Plant Planned
• CIRA's Center for Geosciences receives $2 million from U.S. Dept. of Defense
• NASA Honors the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere
• President's Commission on Women and Gender Equity
• Colorado State University Alumni Association Accepting Board of Directors Nominations
• Wade Troxell Elevated to ASME Fellow Grade
• From Sludge to Solar
• Engineering, Physics Scientists Honored in White House Ceremony
• Scientists Eye New Measure of Hurricanes
• CSU VP, FORMER AIR FORCE UNDERSECRETARY LED TEAM THAT WON 2007 PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR ENERGY MANAGEMENT
• Regional economic forecasts employment growth to slow down in 2008: Clean energy offers bright spot
• Killer kitchens: $25 million investment aims to reduce deaths worldwide from indoor air pollution
• From High School to Higher Ed: Recent High School Graduate Gains Research Experience in a National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center Laboratory
• CSU Researchers Participants in Four Grants from Biofuels Collaboration
• DemoSat Team Invited Guests at NASA Launch
• Civil and Environmental 2007 Fall Graduate Student Scholarship Recipients
• Scientists, Engineers Live Here
• Spinal Tap: CSU Research Search for Medical Advancements
• Series on Climate Change Continues Tuesday for Campus Community
• Be Part of the Homecoming Festival - A New CSU Tradition
• Campus Community Welcomed to Computer Science Building Groundbreaking
• CSU's VIP Tour Program Launches
• Atmospheric Science Students Conduct Award Winning Research
• C2B2 Launches Initiative for New Biofuel Technology
• C2B2 Launches Initiative for New Biofuel Technology
• Women Supply Surge for Increased university Enrolllments
• Student's Research on Cervical Joints Honored
• CSU Establishes Another Record with Incoming Freshman Class
• Atmospheric Science Grad Students Conduct Award Winning Research
• FutureVisions Symposium Sept. 14 Features Talk by Google Engineering Director
• CSMATE program awarded $20,000 from Bohemian Foundation
• CSU Hosts Statewide Sustainability and Service Learning Conference
• CBE Students and Faculty Design Algae to Biofuel Process
• Dan Woldtvedt Awarded 2007 Biomedical Engineering Society Award
• Colorado State Sets Record for Annual Research Expenditures
• Penley Announces Record-setting Research Numbers
• AVA Solar Starts Solar Panel Production
• Solar Power Breakthrough
• Professor Improves Solar Panels' Efficiency
• Sun Shines on Solar Startup; 500 Jobs on the Way
• Solar Plant Seen for State
• Solar-panel Plant Could Employ 500
• Colo. Solar Start-up to Add 500 Jobs
• CSU Spinoff Prepares for Solar Plant
• High Efficiency, Low-cost Solar Technology Developed at Colorado State to Begin Mass Production
• Ronald C. Glover of IBM to Speak at Professional Learning Institute Workshop
• Professor to Join World's Brightest Young Engineers at National Symposium
• Revolutionizing the Solar-panel Industry
• 2007 President's Fall Address and All-University Picnic
• CSU Mechanical Alum Teaches For America
• Reading the Clouds
• 'Green' Web Site Ready to Launch
• All-University Picnic Sept. 6
• Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory Announces First Executive Director
• CSU Announces Major Events in 2007
• Denning Speaking Aug. 28 on How the Climate System Works
• Scientist Has Head in the Clouds, Too
• Reading the clouds: Colorado Team's Satellite Makes Strides
• 2007 Diversity Conference, Sept. 25-27
• Ion Propulsion - 37 Years of Innovation
• CSU Alumna Participates in Polaris Leadership Program
• Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Science Students' Summer Internship Takes Flight
• Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Students Take Summer Internship to New Heights
• Colorado State Approves New Online University to Increase Access for Underserved Groups
• CSU Alum Takes First Place in ASME International Student Conference
• Colorado State Announces Cancer Supercluster
• Civil Engineer Alumna Crowned Miss Rodeo Colorado
• What Would You Pay To Stay Cool?
• CSU Ranks in Top Tier of USNWR's 2007 America's Best Colleges
• Fort Collins Recognized as "R & D Hotspot"
• Forty Years of Progress in Bridge Engineering, But More is Needed
• Retrofitting Engines Reduces Pollution, Increases Incomes
• Bridge Engineering a Constantly Evolving Science
• Beyond biofuels, scientists seek uses for byproducts
• Academic Village Open House in October
• Review of Colo. Bridges to Begin
• Associate Dean will go to Leadership Program
• Grant Awarded to Test Pesticide, Insecticide Exposure
• Cooking Up More Uses for the Leftovers of Biofuel Production
• CE Alumnus Combines Engineering and Law
• Siller awarded prestigious American Council on Education fellowship
• David Dandy Named Department Head of Chemical and Biological Engineering
• Retrofitting Engines Reduces Pollution, Increases Incomes
• Civil Engineers Recycle Used Utility Poles into New Idea
• Civil Engineers Develop Bridge Systems of Tomorrow
• CSU Team Mitigating Hurricane and Tsunami Damage to Ocean-front Homes
• Third Annual Bixpo Takes Place September 19th and 20th
• Career Liaison Bridges Gap Between Academia and Industry
• Project Targets Engines on Natural Gas Pumps
• Luis Garcia Named Department Head of Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Pilot Program Provides Research Opportunities for International Students
• Mark Berrill Awarded Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship
• Graduate Student and Researcher Matt Rogers Invited to Give GLOBE Workshop in Estonia
• Fort ZED raises required local match funds
• Ten Years After the Flood: CSU Campus Remembers
• Beyond the Classroom: Dr. Alciatore Engineers the Game of Pool
• HP and Ft. Collins: A Symbiotic Relationship
• Spring Creek Flood Led to Colorado State's Amateur Precipitation Monitoring Network
• Engineers, Environmental Health Scientists Receive Major EPA Grant
• Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor H.J. Siegel Poses Questions of Computer Design
• CSU Hurricanes, Waves and Tornado Research Featured in WeatherBrains Episodes
• Researcher Studies Engines Used in Natural Gas Extraction to Improve Efficiency, Reduce Emissions
• Scholarship to CSU Student Addresses National Engineering Shortage
• CCHE Adopts Somewhat Less Rigorous Colo. College Admission Standards than Previously Planned
• Clean Energy, Cancer to get CSU Attention
• Project Could Help Clean Up Space Litter
• Group Eyes Net Zero Energy
• University a Major Contributor to Fast Company's Ranking of Fort Collins as "Fast City"
• Fast Cities 2007
• Equine Research Might Help Avert Future Injuries
• Classroom Success
• CSU Contributes to Fort Collins Ranking as R & D Hotspot
• E-Days 2007 Award Winners
• Fort Collins Among 'Fastest' in Attracting Most Creative, Innovative Companies
• Cancer, Clean Energy Named as Two New Academic Superclusters
• Push on to Create Fuel Alternatives
• Researchers Work with Oregon State to Study Effects of Hurricane-strength Waves on Wood Structures
• CSU Grad Central to Launch of NASA Dawn Mission
• Are You Holding Water Correctly?
• CSU program prepares next generation of engineering technology teachers
• Grant Aims to Beef Up Math, Science in Schools
• Colorado State, Oregon State Universities Study How Hurricane Waves Affect Woodframe Structures
• Colorado State Researcher Urges Scientific Community to Treat Antibiotic Resistance Genes as Water Contaminants
• Daniel Wilson Awarded Future Engineers Scholarship
• Group Ready to Launch Production
• Students Briefed on Changing Environment
• Former Astronaut, NASA Administrator to Speak at Colorado State
• Doesken Named 'Environmental Hero'
• Colorado Paints Itself Green
• Engineering Students Modifying Cookstove to Benefit Guatemalan Residents
• CSU Chancellor Urges Higher Education Institutions to Avoid Mistakes, Adapt
• Students Helping to Cook Up Safe Ideas
• World-renowned conservationist Jane Goodall to Speak at Colorado State University April 25
• Nolan Doesken Named NOAA Environmental Hero
• Celebrate Colorado State Award Winners
• CloudSat Celebrates Year of Highlights
• Pond Scum Promising Alternative Fuel Source
• CSU Bestows Highest Honor on Prof. Jorge Rocca
• CloudSat Reaches One-year Milestone
• Grading Wikipedia
• Penley Awards Distinguished Professors
• CloudSat Video Showing on Ch 11
• Remote Sensing Program Featuring CSU Scientists on Ch 11 in May
• Connecting Alums and CSU
• May 2007 Outstanding Graduates
• Researcher's Work Could Speed Drug Discovery, Clinical Diagnosis
• Degrees awarded to nearly 4,000 students at CSU Spring 2007 Commencement Ceremonies
• Honors Program Celebrates 50th Anniversary in 2007
• Fort Collins Eighth-best Place to Live According to New Book
• Graduate Soars into Another Journey After Graduation
• New opportunities in Health Research Collaboration
• CSU to Offer Exclusive Degree
• Sophisticated Tornado-Detecting Radars Being Tested in Oklahoma
• CSU Team Works To Eliminate Radar 'Blind Spots
• One-of-a-kind Degree Prepares Jr. High, High School Engineering and Technology Teachers
• Register now for 'Biofuels: Challenges and Opportunities' April 11-12
• Longtime CSU Supporters Jud and Pat Harper Help Endow New Chemical & Biological Engineering Chair
• CSU to Provide Two Scholarships to Help Low- to Middle-Income Students
• Program a New Degree of Technology
• Bighorn Leadership Program Joins CSU's Colorado Institute of Public Policy
• Biofuels Center Grows In West
• Vet Hospital Touts Progress
• Research Schools, NREL form "Collaboratory"
• CSU, Institutional Research Partners Announce Colorado Center for Biorefining and Biofuels
• Colleges Join Public-Private Partnership for Biofuels Research
• Renewable Energy Effort Gets Boost
• Center Links Partners in Biofuel Push
• Biofuels Center Formed
• New Tools for Biofuels
• State, Companies Partner For Renewable Energy
• Colleges Join Public-private Partnership for Biofuels Research
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project - Business Week
• Green Light for Work on Green Fuels in Colorado
• Under Secretary of the Air Force to Speak at Research Colloquium
• Governor Ritter Announces New Colorado Center for Biorefining and Biofuels
• Sustainable Development in Colorado Workshop April 6
• CSU Leads Environmental Charge
• New Science Article Reveals Human Impact Along Mississippi Delta
• Algae to Oil
• Performance Based Seismic Design for Mid-rise Woodframe Construction
• College Ranked Among Best Graduate Schools in U.S.
• CSU Announces 100 Percent Wind Energy Commitment, Green Power Project
• CSU Ranked in Nation's Top Grad Schools
• Five Colorado State University Colleges Rank on U.S. News List of Nation's Top Graduate Schools
• Forecast Team Calls for Very Active Hurricane Season
• Colorado Science and Engineering Fair April 5-7
• CSU and USDA Scientists Find Significant Greenhouse Gas Reductions Associated with Biofuel Crop Systems
• Susan Solomon, Co-Chair of International Panel on Climate Change, to Speak
• Kent Rominger Presents Monfort Lecture on "Life in Space"
• Engineers to Hold Race for Charity
• First Lady of Colorado Jeannie Ritter to Speak at CSU April 20
• Celebrate Undergraduate Research & Creativity Showcase
• Lockheed Martin Executive Vice President to Speak at CSU Denver Executive Luncheon May 15
• College of Business Hires Director of New Master's Program in Global Enterprise
• Scientists Peer into Clouds for Climate Answers
• Engineering Days 2007
• Biofuel Brains Discuss Findings
• CSU FAST Pallet is Key Component of Sounding Rocket Mission Set to Launch in 2009
• Envirofit Honored in Switzerland with World Clean Energy Award
• Dr. Randy Bartels to Join World's Brightest Engineers at National Symposium
• Northern Colorado's Population Growth Continues
• University Soon Will Reveal New Dormitory
• Women Stay on Course
• First Doctorate in Bioengineering Offered as Part of New School of Biomedical Engineering
• CSU Opens New Academic Village This Fall for Engineering, Honors Students
• Where the Rubber Meets the Road
• Recycled Rubber Lines Roadbed
• High Ranking Official Home from Iraq
• Professor Ian Orme's Research Team Develops Unique Tuberculosis Vaccine
• Colorado State University is Strong, President Penley Says in Annual Address
• Used Tires Used in Innovative Ways
• Old Tires Might Improve Colorado Roads
• Environmental Hero
• Doesken Founded Warning Network CoCoRaHS
• CSU Team Testing Warning Radar System in Oklahoma
• Water Center to Study Stormwater Pollution
• Professionals Seek to Optimize Area's Strength in Medicine
• Engineering Professor Researching Used Tires as Filler in Roadbeds, Foundations to Combat Expansive Soils
• Urban Water Center Evaluates Stormwater Management in Denver and Other Cities
• Technique Hints Promise of Tabletop X-ray Laser
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project - ABC UK
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project - Forbes
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project - Euro2Day
• Biofuels Coalition Announces 1st Project
• Laser Collaboration Just One of Many Emerging Partnerships Among Universities in Colorado
• New Academic Village Visibly Taking Shape on Colorado State Campus
• International Scientific Panel on Climate Change Is 90% Sure That Human Actions Have Warmed the Planet
• CSU Team Prepares for Robot War
• CSU Research-to-Market Entity Advances Global Health Solutions
• Colorado State University Celebrates Black History Month
• CSU Project Speeds Research
• Public Symposium on Hurricane Katrina Research
• High School Students Explore Engineering First-hand
• Renewable Energy in Colorado- Pond Scum and Geothermal
• President Penley Signs Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory Agreement
• Maury Albertson Featured in Colorado Profiles on FM91.5 KUNC
• Four Colorado Institutions Join To Advance Renewable Energy
• Necessity of New Reservoirs Debated
• CSU, Other Schools Sign Pact
• Colleges, NREL Sign Research Alliance
• Two Colorado Ute Tribes to visit Colorado State University
• Scumming Surface for Fuel
• Laser Collaboration Generates Millions
• India Holds Enormous Potential for Colorado State Scientists, Partnerships
• Colorado State Named One of 100 U.S. College Best Buys
• Transforming Higher Education in Colorado
• Three College of Engineering Faculty Land Bioscience Grants
• State Awards New Bioscience Discovery Grants
• Volunteer Weather Watching Network Expanding Nationally
• CSU Awarded $441,000 for Five Projects in Biosciences
• The Exotic and the Everyday Spur Innovation
• Photonic Frontiers: Extreme-UV Sources
• Research Channel Programming Joins CSU-TV Channel 11 Lineup
• CSU Again Ranks High for Number of Peace Corps Volunteers
• Richard Johnson Named Chair of Atmospheric Science
• Colorado State Featured in Princeton Review's 2007 College Guide
• Colorado State University Distinguished Alumni Awards
• LeaderShape @ CSU Nomination Request
• New CSU Admissions Welcome Center Now Open
• Eight Departments at Colorado State University Ranked Among Most Productive in Nation
• Watch Videos on New CSU Business Degree Tackles Global Problems and Offers International Experience
• CSU is First University to Join Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science
• ECE Faculty Rank Among Most Productive in Nation
• A Bright Light Comes On
• University-wide Forum on Research Superclusters Feb. 7
• High School Students and Community Invited to Learn About Majors, Careers in Engineering on Feb. 10
• Concepts Sink in with Lotion, Potion
• CSU Engineering Professor Leads Effort on Huge Seismic Test in Buffalo, N.Y.
• CSU Studies Earthquake Impact On 3-Bedroom House
• Climate Project Lets Healing Begin
• CSU Professor Designs Quake-proof Home
• Peace Corps Veterans Find New Mission
• EPA Recognizes CSU's Student Wind Power Program
• CSU Honored for Wind-power Program Participation
• Energy Shakes Hands with the Climate System: An Engineers View
• CSU-TV Channel 11 'Insight Colorado' program on Clean Energy
• Nolan Doesken Explains Why Winter Storm Sends Greeley into Deep Freeze
• List of Honors Grows for Bartels
• CSU Biofuels Project has Global Implication
• Partners to Grow Algae for Biodiesel
• CSU, Boulder Startup Working To Turn Algae Into Fuel
• CSU, Boulder Startup Work to Turn Algae into Fuel
• CSU Teams Up With Boulder Company To Create Eco-Friendly Fuel
• CSU Engines lab teams with Solix Biofuels Inc.
• Algae Could Be Key to Fuel Demand
• Boulder Firm Working to Turn Algae into Biofuel
• All-new 'Colorado State Magazine' is here
• Boulder Firm Developing Algae-based Fuel
• Mission for NASA
• John Brophy Speaks at Engineering Commencement
• Stewardship Awards Focus on Education
• New CSU Business Degree Tackles Global Problems and Offers International Experience
• Mechanical Engineering Students exhibit Award-winning Robot at Stock Show
• Former mayor to lead state local affairs agency
• Buck Rogers Time?
• Fort Collins Ends Year with Respectable 11.2 inches of Precipitation, State Climatologist Says
• Professor Emeritus Art Corey Named Member of Prestigious Soil Science Society of America
• Chancellor Penley Proposes Funding Plan for Higher Education in Colorado
• A Rescue Robot Named "Good"
• Leading the Change: Colorado Touted as a Leader in Renewable Energy
• CSU Fosters Brainstorming
• Global Warming?
• Clammy Stands Out Before the Big Storm
• Global Program Recruits Pupils to Observe, Record Weather Doings
• Dr. Mae Jemison Urges Students to "Push World Forward"
• Tony Frank, Colorado State Provost, appointed to U.S. Department of Commerce Export Committee
• Seniors, Start Your Engines
• Education Said Key to Improving Economy
• Reagan Waskom Named director of Colorado Water Resources Research Institute
• Colorado State Researcher Advances Understanding of Emerging Contaminants
• CSU Civil Engineering Alumnus Speaking on Latin American Hydropower on Oct. 30
• CloudSat Pre-launch and Launch Video to Air Oct. 28
• Resistant Genes Found in Colorado Water
• 10th Anniversary of Louis Stokes Colorado Alliance for Minority Participation (LS CO-AMP)
• Talented Group Makes Up University President's Cabinet
• Robert Anderson, former Rockwell International Chief, Dies at 85
• Provost to Sign Agreement with Indian Space Agency
• Clean Energy Cluster Growing
• Study: River Genes Resist Antibiotics
• President Penley Honored with NCEDC Award
• Business Urged to 'Pay it Forward'
• Antibiotic-Resistance DNA Showing Up in Drinking Water
• Antibiotic-Resistance DNA Showing Up in Drinking Water
• CSU to Collaborate with India's National Space Agency
• CSU Sets Ambitious Growth Plan
• CSU's 5-year plan: Stretch
• Put Blame on El Nino, Expert Says
• Quake Study Tests a Home's Strength
• van de Lindt Leads Effort on Largest Wood Structure to Undergo Seismic Testing
• Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' on in Temblor Test
• Can This House Withstand a 6.7 Quake?
• This Is a Test. In the Event of an Actual Earthquake ...
• Engineers Put Wood House to the Quake Test
• CSU's Research Strides
• Early-warning Water Security System to be Tested in CSU Engineering Laboratory
• Engineering Students' 'Good Samaritan' Robot a Winner
• Top EPA Scientist Named New Vice President of Research
• Professor Chandra Meets with President of India
• President Larry Penley Urges Reaching for Greatness in 2006 State-of-the-University Address
• Climate Work Gets Professor Noticed
• Largest Freshman Class Ever Attending Colorado State
• University Distinguished Teaching Scholar Named Director of Institute for Learning and Teaching
• Randy Bartels Honored by President Bush
• Academic Village Slated to Open Fall 2007
• State Experts in Various Energy Fields Look to Find Solutions
• Homecoming and Family Weekend 2006
• CSU Engineer Receives Award from Bush
• Atmospheric Scientist Tracking Storms
• Engineering Students Launch Successful Payloads to the Edge of Outer Space
• Green Light
• Microscope Magnifies Potential
• From City Hall to CSU, It's All Systems Go in Fort Collins, the State's Northern Star in Renewable Energy, Efficiency
• State Rates as Business Friendly
• CSU Team's Devices Get a Taste of Space
• Colorado State Ranked Among the Best Universities in the Nation by USNWR
• Princeton Review Ranks Colorado State Among America's 361 Best Colleges
• CSU 'Engineers Without Borders' Band Event/Fundraiser
• Professor Cermak Helped Test WTC Design
• Moon Over Lockheed
• ATS Celebrates 40 Years of Excellence
• Fort Collins Ranks 6th in Best Places to Raise a Family
• CSU Graduates Finding Good Job Market
• Rocca Receives IEEE LEOS Distinguished Lecture Award
• Engineer's Ideas Landed on Mars
• Working Toward Clean Energy
• CSU at Forefront of Research on Drought
• CSU Students Show Off Formula-style Race Car
• RoboCup Team Places Fourth in International Robotics Competition in Germany
• Envirofit Engine Solution Named One of World's Top 10 Innovative Technologies
• Troxell Speaking on High Tech and Economic Development
• CSU Receives Large Science Grant
• Outdoors, Affordability Are Two Top Lures of Ft. Collins
• Money Magazine Ranks Fort Collins No. 1 'Best Place to Live'
• NSF Awards $19 Million Science & Technology Center to Improve Cloud Modeling
• CSU Gets $19 Million for Cloud Project
• Grant has CSU Weather Team on Cloud Nine
• CSU Helps Develop Extreme Microscope
• Prof. Steve Abt Promoted to Major General
• Extreme Ultraviolet Laser Lab Developing High-resolution Microscope
• Volunteers Help Researchers Gauge the Weather
• U.S. Department of Energy Selects Colorado State as Industrial Assessment Center
• Region is Getting Economy Expert
• CloudSat and CALIPSO Collect New Images of Tropical Storms and Clouds
• International Remote Sensing Conference Descending on Denver July 31-Aug. 4
• Colorado State Joins with NCEDC to Hire Regional Economist
• Randy Bartels Receives Presidential Early Career Award in White House Ceremony
• Water and the West
• Christopher Davey Receives Inaugural Climatology Award for New Approach to Evaluating Global Climate Change
• Volunteers in 12-state Network Participate in Weather Research
• Water Resources Archive Exhibit Marks 30th Anniversary of Big Thompson Flood
• Colorado-made Scope Magnifies Potential
• CSU Team Reduces 2006 Hurricane Forecast
• Call for Distinguished Alumni Award Nominations
• President Penley's Fall Address
• CSU Tests System to Safeguard Water
• Clean-energy Forum Scheduled in September
• Early Warning Water Security System to be Tested in Colorado State Engineering Labs
• CSU Leads Attack on TB
• Students Claim Top Prize in National Robotics Competition
• University's 25 Percent Annual Grant Growth in '04 Was Fifth-Largest Among Research Campuses
• First CloudSat Satellite Images Arrive
• CloudSat Pictures Wow Onlookers
• CSU Lands $19M Science Center
• Scientists Investigating Atmospheric Applications of New Chemistry and Engineering Technology
• Researchers to Discuss Front Range Summer Weather Patterns, Train Volunteers
• Beyond the Classroom: Ultimate Devotion
• Beyond the Classroom: Europe by Bike
• CO-AMP Boosts Numbers of Students of Color in Math, Engineering and Science
• Colorado State Part of Major Northern Colorado Clean Energy Partnership
• Cloud Scientists Plumb Some Cirrus Mysteries
• City Among 50 Smartest Places to Live
• CSU Has Fresh Funding
• CSURF Names New Vice President of Technology Transfer
• Earthquake Simulator Rocks Wood-frame House
• New Test for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease
• Maurice Albertson to Receive Honorary Degree
• Faculty and Students Honored for Achievements
• National Academy of Engineering Elects Fourth CSU Engineer Into Elite Ranks
• CO-AMP Provides Enrichment Activities for Diverse Students
• First Images from NASA'S CloudSat Have Scientists Sky-high
• Wind Engineering Featured on History Channel
• Dr. Sandra Woods Appointed Dean of the College of Engineering
• CSU Claims Top Prize in Robotics Competition
• CloudSat Launched Into Space Early Today
• Another Active Hurricane Season Predicted
• Kiplinger's Ranks CSU as One of Best Values
• Colorado Ranks High for Overall Performance of Higher Education Institutions Relative to Funding
• Tracking Twisters
• Engines and Energy Lab Receives New Caterpillar/Wagner Equipment Donation to Research Renewable Fuel Sources
• Annual Giving Opportunities: ECE
• Stephens Awarded Prestigious Geophysical Union Fellowship
• David Randall Awarded CSU's Top Annual Research Honor
• Thompson's Research Featured in Time Magazine
• V. Chandrasekar Leads Team of Researchers Tracking Tornadoes in Oklahoma's Tornado Alley
• Way Past a Devastating Season, the 27th Tropical Storm Festers
• Top Young Scientists Featured at Science and Engineering Fair
• A Mission to Better Understand Clouds
• CloudSat - Satellite Weather Radar Scheduled to Launch April 21
• Water Resources Archive Welcomes New Collection
• Senator Ken Salazar Tours Engines & Energy Conversion Lab
• David Dandy Named Interim Head of Chemical & Biological Engineering
• ECE Professors Marconi, Menoni and Rocca Win NSF MRI Award
• City Gives in to Earth's Warming Trend
• Envirofit Signs MOU to Retrofit Philippines Taxi Fleet
• Exploring the Frontiers of Light
• Menoni Named to IEEE LEOS Board of Governors
• Chong Elected to IEEE CSS Board of Governors
• Motorsport Engineering Students Racing Toward Competition
• Jorge Rocca Named Fellow of American Physical Society
• Restoring Louisiana Coast Marshlands to Reduce Hurricane Damage
• Clean Energy Cluster Partnerships
• Prospective Engineers Take in CSU
• Engineering Career Fair Draws Over 60 Employers
• Scientists Continue Studies of Weather Modification
• Electrical Engineering Alumni Honored by Colorado State
• Dean's Advisory Board Helps Guide College
• Bledsoe Receives National Science Foundation Career Award for Study of Streambeds
• Envirofit's Tricycle Retrofit Program Funded
• CSU's Alumni College Reaches Out
• Chandra Elected Fellow of AMS
• Dr. Vujica Yevjevich Passed Away March 26
• CASA's Innovative Radar Technology Installed in Oklahoma
• Colorado State Pilots National Animal Tracking System Using Leading-Edge Technology: $2 Million in Grants Enhance Homeland Security
• LS Co-Amp and NSF Remain Partners
• Optoelectronics Program Expands
• NIH Funds Cadiovascular Disease Research
• Engineering Network Services Makes Changes to Facilities and Services
• Robert Marcus Named Director of Colorado Grid Computing Initiative to Benefit Industry, Education, Government and Public
• Innovative Colorado State University Motorsport Engineering Program Improving U.S. Racing Industry
• Beyond The Classroom: Dr. Roesner Woodworks in Spare Time
• Beyond the Classroom: Dr. Reardon Rides the Rockies
• Beyond the Classroom: Dr. Nelson Raises Longhorns
• Beyond the Classroom: Dr. Grigg Glassades Glaciers
• Beyond the Classroom: Dr. Evans Preserves the Past
• Beyond the Classroom: Dr. Hillger Works to Convert U.S. to Metric
• State Ski Season One of Best Ever; Pielke Says Weather Pattern Holding
• A New Energy Policy
• Climate Center Reports Colorado Climbing Out of Drought
• CSU Team Develops Cheaper Panel for Solar Energy
• Clean-Burning Engines to Serve as Power-Grid Backup
• Atmospheric Science Completes Foothills Campus Expansion With New Chemistry Building
• Envirofit International Improving Air and Water Quality in Developing Countries
• CSU Reveals Papers of Star Water Lawyer
• Water Center Hosts State and National Leaders
• Van de Lindt Finds that Construction Defects Added to Katrina Ruin
• Envirofit Wins Major International Honor
• Jose Salas Awarded Anorcha de Habich
• Hurricane Forecast Team Predicts Another Very Active Season for 2006
• Dr. Hilding "Ollie" Olson, Retired Mechanical Engineering Faculty Member, Dies
• Envirofit is Model for CSU's New Global Innovation Center
• Nine Students Receive ARCS Foundation Scholarships
• Gray and Klotzbach Consistently Accurate in Hurricane Predictions
• Climate Center Says Colorado Continues to Recover from Drought
• Atmospheric Chemistry Faculty and Students Enjoying New Facilities
• Edwin and Yat-Yee Chong Celebrate Citizenship of Their Adopted Son
• College of Engineering Offers Challenge
• Georgia Tech Research Institute Official to Speak on Campus
• College of Engineering Development Office
• Faculty Awards and Honors
• How You Can Get Involved:
• Alumni Awards
• CIRA Scientist Awarded Fulbright to Teach at University of Beograd
• College Advisor Weekly Answers "What is Engineering and Where Should I Go to College?"
• van de Lendt Report States Inadequate Construction Contributed to Severity of Damage From Hurricane Katrina
• Graeme Stephens Named a Fellow of World's Largest Scientific Society
• Students Build Formula Race Car
• ME Student Kathy Fosha Completes International Co-Op
• High School Students and Community Invited to Learn About Majors, Careers in Engineering on October 15
• Aram Budak Honored for Lifetime Achievments
• Colorado State University Featured in the Princeton Review's College Guide, "The Best 361 Colleges'
• Building at Colorado State's Engineering Research Center to Be Dedicated for Former Professor on Aug. 27
• Professor to Illustrate Solar Science for Children
• Colorado State University Ranked Among the Best Universities in the Nation According to U.S. News and World Report
• TV Coverage of John van de Lindt's Research on Earthquake-Proof Buildings
• First Trip Dispatch From Students in El Salvador
• DR. Rita Colwell, Former NSF Director, to Speak on Campus September 7
• Engineering Students Volunteering in El Salvador
• John van de Lindt Investigates Design of Taller, Earthquake-Proof Buildings
• Susan James Develops Innovative Joint Implant Material
• Randy Bartels Wins Gecco Gold Medal Human-Competitive Award
• Agricultural Engineering Alumnus Dale F. Heermann Receives Prestigious ASAE Award
• ECE Students Benefit From Generosity of Harold Fry and Family
• EUV Mmicroscope Explores Nanoscale, Researchers Demonstrate a High-Resolution EUV Microscope For Use in the Microelectronics Industry
• Sandra Woods Appointed Interim Dean of Colorado State University's College of Engineering
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Increase Forecast, Expect Very Active Huicane Season in 2005
• Mechanical Engineer Starts Early, Leaves Mark
• Colorado State's Engineers Without Borders Provides Sustainable Water Solutions to Central American Village
• Colorado State University Names Research Center After Pioneer Engineering Professor
• College of Engineering Recognizes Students' Academic Achievments
• Mechanical Engineering Alumnus Honored at the Annual Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner
• Young Colorado State University Professor Awarded Several Prestigious Grants to Study Lasers, Optics
• Longtime Ram Fan Honored With Distinguished Athletic Award
• Kaisers Make Engineering a Family Affair
• Internationally Renowned College of Engineering Professor Regognized For Distinguished Service to Colorado State
• Colorado State University's Alumni Association Honor's Outstanding Graduates and Friends at Annual Dinner April 29
• ISTEC and Apple Sponsor Computer Workshops April 26
• Greame Stephens Named University Distinguished Professor
• CSU Gives Big Bang for the Bucks; Review Ranks Colleges For Undergraduate Value
• Eight College of Engineering Alumni Receive Honor Awards
• Colorado State's Climate Network Needs Weather Watchers to Help Observe and Track Rain, Hail and Snow
• Student Play Role in Designing and Planning New, $45 Million Academic Village at Colorado State University
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Increase Seasonal Forecast: Call for Active 2005 Hurricane Season
• Colorado State University Hosts Colorado State University Hosts Information and Science Technology Research Colloquium April 13-14
• Professor Louis Scharf Receives Prestigious Signal Processing Society Award
• Chemical Engineering Invites College Community to Retirement Reception for Vince Murphy
• Village Earth Aims to Help Nigerians Help Themselves
• University Mourns Passing of Emeritus Professor Daryl B. Simons
• Colorado State University's Hatton Gallery to host Display on Art and Robotics
• Professor Clearing up Cloudy Issue; Satellite Data Will Aid Weather Research
• CSU and NASA Team Up to Peer into Clouds
• Colorado Space Grant Program Announces Available Research Funding
• College Hosts 2005 Alumni Awards Dinner and Dance
• Two Colorado State University Professors Awarded Prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship
• ECE Professor Provides Students with Unique Opportunities to Build Real-World Systems
• Colorado State University's NASA CloudSAT Mission Teams Up with Thailand Students to Gather Cloud Information
• Distinguished Women in Science and Engineering Lecture Series
• Ralph W. Christie, Jr. to be Spring 2005 Engineering Commencement Speaker
• Colorado State University's Rain and Hail Study Invites Weather-Watching Volunteers to a Free Training Session
• Brothers Graduate in 1938, Return for Engineering Reunion
• Best Teachers Represent Colorado State University's Top Educators
• Colorado Climate Center looking for Wind Data from Community Members and Businesses
• Student Fund Drive Kicks Off with Bowling Event
• Two Chemical Engineering Professors Receive 2005 Best Teacher Awards
• Alumni Spotlight: Mr. Robert Anderson
• Colorado State University Invites High School Students and Community to Learn About Majors, Careers in Engineering
• Colorado State Research Shows Dust from Sahara Desert Affects Florida Thunderstorms, Causes Less Rain to Fall
• Mechanical Engineering Department Loses Emeritus Faculty Member Sanford Thayer
• Maciejewski Named IEEE Fellow
• Atmospheric Scientist Receives 2005 Jule G. Charney Award
• ME Alumnus Strike Professional Balance With Law and Engineering
• Wagner Equipment Provides Caterpillar Engine to EECL
• Me Alumnus is All-Around Team Player
• CSU Civil Engineering Professor Receives 2004 Trendsetter Award
• Colorado State's Civil Engineering Department Celebrates 119th Birthday
• William Gray and Colorado State University Forecast Team Predict Above-Average Hurricane Activity for 2005
• Chemical Engineering Alumna Shares Pride in Supporting the Vincent Murphy Chemical Engineering Scholarship Fund
• Hurricane Season Review: 'Once-in-a-Lifetime' Sean Explained as Colorado State Team Again on Target with Seasonal Forecasts
• Dijkstra, Stephens and Thompson Receive Awards for Outstanding Research
• Colorado State University Students Explore Innovative Energy Management Practices for Ski Resorts
• Meet CSU's Latest Everyday Hero from Chemical Engineering
• Dr. Fred W. Smith to Speak at Fall 2004 Engineering Commencement
• Afghanistan's Senior Adviser Delivers Presentation at Colorado State University November 9
• Chemical Engineering Alumna named A Fellow at the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
• Envirofit International Secures Funding from Bohemian Foundation to Test Clean Vehicle Technology in Asian
• ME Alumnus Proud to Name CSU as Alma Mater
• Colorado State Study Finds Antibiotics Used for Growth, Prevention of Diseases in Food Animals Can Make Their Ways into Waterways
• Colorado State University Invites Community to Free Environment to Free Environmental Biotechnology Lecture Oct. 14
• Electrical Engineering Alumna Mary (McCord) Peery Shares Story
• International Policy Makers, Educators and Industry Focus on Air Quality at Colorado State Conference Oct. 5-8
• Colorado State University Hosts State's High School Students for Information Science and Technology Day
• Colorado State University Invites High School Students and Community to Learn About Majors, Careers in Careers in Engineering
• Colorado State University Student Wins 'Jeopardy!' Tournament of Champions and a $250,000 Grand Prize
• William Gray and Colorado State Hurricane Forecast Team Explain Very Active August and September Activity, Predict a Much Quieter October
• Mechanical Engineering Department Head Receives Online Learning Resources Award
• Atmospheric Science Student to Appear in TV Game Show Champions Tournament
• College Announces Student Giving Program
• CSU Developing Hydrogen Power in Nepal to Provide Fuel, Electricity
• Gray and Colorado State Hurricane Forecast Team Call for Very Active September, Above-Average Season
• Colorado State University Ranks in the Top Tier of U.S. News and World Report's 2005 'America's Best Colleges'
• Boy Scouts Team Up With Colorado State to Help Local Schools Participate in National Environmental Education Program
• Denver Post - CSU Revved Up About Motors
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Slightly Reduce Hurricane Forecast: Stille Expect Higher-Than-Average Seasonal Activity
• College of Engineering Welcomes New Faculty
• Colorado State University Mechanical Engineering Alumna Tara Ruttley Conducts NASA Experiments Underwater
• Civil Engineering Faculty Honored With Prestigious World Water and Environmental Congress Awards
• Colorado State University Hosts Teachers From Across the U.S. for 10 Days of NASA Satellite Training
• Colorado State Professor Receives Prestigious Awards From the National Science Foundation and Optical Society of America
• Colorado State University Team Awarded EPA Grant to Research Nation's Water Quality
• Colorado State University Awarded $250,000 CCHE Grant to Create Center for Robustness in Computer Systems
• Colorado State's William Gray Launches Web Site That Features Hurricane Landfall Probabilities for 205 U.S. Coastal Counties
• In Final Update Before Hurricane Season, William Gray and Colorado State Team Maintain Forecast: Above Average Activity in 2004
• Drought Watch: Dry March, Wet April - and May Somewhere in Between - Is Colorado Recovering From Drought?
• Atmospheric Scientist and CloudSat to be Featured on NASA TV May 28
• Colorado State University Designates 15 Programs of Research and Scholarly Excellence
• Colorado State's COCO RAHS Needs Denver-Area Weather Watchers to Help Make Community Drought, Water Use Decisions
• Colorado State University Announces World-Leading Researchers as Two Newest Monfort Professors
• Bartels Awarded for Outstanding Career Achievements
• Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Holds Regional Conference
• Colorado State University Hosting 2004 Rocky Mountain Bioengineering Symposium
• Mechanical Engineering Recieves Support for Student Design Practicum
• Chemical Engineering Seminar Features Macromolecular Chemistry Scholar
• Colorado State University Names Rex Sjostrom 2004 College of Engineering Alumnus
• Colorado State University Students Showcase Projects at Annual Engineering Days
• Chemical Engineering Professor Recieves NSF Grant for Innovative Proteomics Wastewater Research
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Slightly Increase Seasonal Forecast: Call For Above Average Hurricane Activity in 2004
• College of Engineering Ranked One of the Nation's Best by U.S. News and World Report
• Colorado State University Graduate Programs Rank Among Best in Nation
• College to Host Dinner and Dance April 17, 2004
• Colorado State/CIRA Scientist Awarded Prestigious NOAA Award
• College Announces Spring 2004 Engineering Commencement Speaker
• Washington, D.C., Think Tank 'Resources for the Future' President to Give Public Lecture at Colorado State March 11
• World's Water Leaders Meet at Colorado State to Address Critical Water Issues at 24th Annual Hydrology Days
• New Dean of College of Engineering Begins Duties March 18
• Colorado State Invites Students, Community to Learn About Water Resources and Environmental Engineering Graduate Programs
• Madeleine Albright to Speak at Colorado State University March 31
• Colorado State University Students Invite Regional Teams to Test Their 'Metal' at Annual Steel Bridge and Concrete Canoe Competitions
• Colorado State Professor Awarded Outstanding Young Scientist Medal from American Geophysical Union
• Colorado State Dean of Engineering Announces Plans to Resign
• Colorado State Awarded CIT Grant to Boost Colorado Grid Computing Initiative Benefiting Education, Government, Economy
• Colorado State University Professor and State Climatologist Awarded Prestigious AGU Fellowship
• CSU Distinguished Women in Science and Engineering Lecture
• Professor Chong Named Fellow of IEEE
• Colorado State Invites High School Students, Community to Learn About Engineering Majors and Careers
• Colorado State University Offers Weather Workshop for Teachers, Residents of Northeast Colorado
• Civil Engineering Professor Robert Meroney Retires After 39 Years
• Colorado State University's Climate Center Teams Up with Weather Service to Discuss Climate, Forcasting and Colorado Farm Show
• Dupont Donates Intellectual Property to Colorado State for Development, Marketing of Novel Process to Clean Hazardous Soils
• Yang Named Borland Professor of Water Resources, Director of New Hydroscience and Training Center
• Maciejewski Coaches Students to First Place in 'Mission Mars' Robotics Tournament
• Biochemical Engineer James McMillan to Speak at Fall Commencement
• William Gray and Colorado State University Forecast Team Predict Another Active Hurricane Season for 2004
• Alumni Participation Rate a Factor in College Ranking
• Fifth Straight Year of Accurate Hurricane Predictions from William Gray and Colorado State Forecast Team
• Atmospheric Scientist Curtis Mashall Discusses Land-Use Study on NPR
• Civil Engineering Classified Staff Member Recognized for Distingquished Service Civil Engineering Classfied Staff Member Recognized for Distinguished Service
• Two Atmospheric Science Administrative Professionals Receive Distinquished Service Awards
• Colorado State Study Shows Land-Use Changes in Florida May Have Altered Climate, Led to Increase in Crop Freezes
• Colorado State University Opens New Magnetic Resonance Imaging Center
• William Gray and Colorado State William Gray and Colorado State Team Issue October Hurricane Forecast
• Colorado State, in Partnership with CU-Boulder and UC-Berkeley Annouce $17 Million NSF Grant for Engineering Research Center
• Engineering Solutions for Society's Problems: Colorado State a Key Partner in $40 Million Hazardous Weather Prediction Center -- New NSF Engineering Research Center Will Revolutionize
• Colorado State University Clinches Three Key National Science and Technology Research Centers
• Colorado State University Invites High School Students and Community to Learn About Majors, Careers in Engineering
• William Gray and Colroado State Team Issue Monthly Hurricane Forecast for September and October, Report Perfect August Forecast
• Colorado State University Introduces Regio's First Biomedical Engineering Master's Degree Program
• Dressler-Rand Helps Power Engineering Success at Colorado State University
• Hurricane Forecast Update: William Gray and Colorado State Team Expect Lower-than-Average Storm Activity in August and September
• Engineering Alumni Receptions Scheduled for 2003-2004
• Weather Watchers Needed - NSF and UCAR Grants Promote Expansion of Colorado State's COCO RAHS Program Across Great Plains States
• College of Engineering Again Ranked One of the Nation's Best by U.S. News and World Report
• College of Engineering Recognizes 2002-2003 Donors
• Colorado State Emeritus Professor Honored for 30 Years of Leadership in Solar Energy Research
• ECE and CE Alumni Invite to Summer Picnics Aug. 16
• Gesslers Establish Scholarship Fund, Encourage Engineering Students to Study Abroad
• College of Enginerring Names Omnia El-Hakim Assitant Dean for Diversity
• New Faculty, Staff Appointed in the College of Engineering
• Colorado State Atmospheric Science Researcher Nolan Doesken Describes Cocorahs on KUNC
• Civil Enginerring Faculty Visist Korean Alumni
• College Honors 2003 Silver Medal and Laureate Award Winners
• Mechanical Engineering Student Amy Lee Selected as Ashrae Grant Recipient
• Colorado State's Center for Geosciences Receives $1 Million From Congress for Continuing Research in Support of National Security
• Colorado State Leading Collaboration to Drastically Reduce Air Pollution in Manila by Upgrading Dirty Engines with New Technology
• William Gray and Colorado State Team Slightly Increase Seasonal Forecast: For for Well Above-Average Storm Activity in 2003
• Maciejewski Accepts Role as New Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Head
• Level 3 Chairman Walter Scott Jr. to Receive Honorary Doctor of Science in Engineering Degree from Colorado State University
• Mechanical Engineering Students Take First and Second at the 2003 ASME Human Powered Vehicle Competition
• College Implements Class Agent Program, Encourages Alumni to Get Involved
• College of Engineering to Host 2nd Annual Homecoming Celebration
• College of Engineering Names Joseph Marcus the 2003 Honor Aluminus Award Winner
• Alumni Association Honors Engineering Senior with Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award
• E-Days Student Displays List and Building Maps Available Here
• Student Bridge Building Team Crosses into the Winner's Circle in Regional Engineering Competition
• Community Invited to Attend Biomedical Engineering Seminar Featuring Robert Nerem Friday, April 11, 2003
• Engineering Students Show Projects and Host Activities at Annual E-Days Celebration April 24-25, 2003
• Engineering Student and Alumnus to be Honored at Alumni Association's Award Program May 2
• Professor Thomas Vonder Haar Elected to Prestigious National Academies
• William Gray and Colorado State Forecast Team Issue April Update: Maintain Predictions for Above-Average Hurricane Activity 2003
• World's Water Leaders Meet at CSU to Discuss Drought, Hydrology Issues
• According to Climate Center Center Recent Storms are Drought-Easing, Not Drought-Ending : State Behind in Resevoir Storage and Accumulations
• Colorado State University Students Design Robot that Can 'Act on its Own'
• Biomedical Engineering Invites Community to Attend Seminar Featuring Clinton Rubin Friday, March 28, 2003
• Colorado State Hosts Astronaut Ellen Ochoa to Speak at Open Forum on March 25; Community Invited to Attend
• Colorado State Researchers Awarded NSF Grants to Assess the Conditions and Vulnerabilities of Nation's Infrastructure System
• Deans of Engineerings Awarded Esteemed Fellowship in International Society
• Colorado State University Names First Director of Growing Interdisciplinary Information Science and Technology Program
• Biomedical Engineer Larry McIntire to Present Seminar March 7, 2003
• Byron Winn to Present Mechanical Engineering History Friday, February 14
• Colorado State University Invites High-School Students and Community to Learn About Majors, Careers in Engineering
• State Climatologist Warns of Growing Threats for Dry Winter and a Serious Multi-Year Drought
• Colorado State's Drought Lab Featured in the Economist
• Biomedical Engineering to Host Seminar Feb. 7, 2003
• IEEE Invites Engineering, Business and Computer Science Students to Learn Professional Job Skills
• Engineering Alums to Gather in Denver on March 6, 2003
• New Development Director Joins College
• EPA Funds Mine Waste Research Center
• Students from Across the Country Attend Colorado State's Fall Engineering Careers Day
• Montgomery Receives Meisinger Award
• Kreidenweis Elected Vice-President Elect of AAAR
• Scharf Gives IEEE Symposium Lecture in Norway
• Dinner and Dance to be Held on April 5, 2003
• Chemical Engineering Celebrates 25 Years on Oct. 12, 2002
• Engineering Community Gathers for Homecoming Social
• Twelve Select Memvers Serve on the Dean's Advisory Council for the College of Engineering
• Colorado State Hosts Drought Conference in December
• Atmospheric Science Professor Awarded Prestigious American Geophysical Union Fellowship
• Willson travels to Manila to Provide Colorado State Support for Clean Air Project
• College Of Engineering Celebrates Internet Cafe Grand Opening
• Dory Conducts Space Studies in Undersea Lab
• Colorado State Atmospheric Science Researchers Participate in NASA's Crystal-Face Mission
• IEEE Nominates Student of Scharf for Young Author Best Paper Award
• Salomonson Named Goddard Senior Fellow
• WMEP Offers New Youth Club, Speaker Series and Scholarships
• Denning Receives Prestigious Monfort Professor Award
• College of Engineering Advances in National Ranking
• New Faculty in Spring 2003
• College of Engineering Welcomes New Faculty and Staff
• College of Engineering Researchers Create Drought Lab, Take Leadership Role in Providing Drought-Related Information
• Johannes Gessler Retiring as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
• Gomide Named Minister of Mines and Energy for Brazil
• Student Competition Highlights
• Phon-a-thon Raises Almost $50,000
• Borland Legacy Continues Through Endowed Gifts
• ECE Holds 2nd Alumni Reunion
• Development Plans Developments Plans Upcoming College Activities
• Aadvisory Boards Serve Departments, the College and Uuniversity
• Surviving Disasters: Building on Experience
• Chandrasekar Receives ITR NSF Award
• NSF Renews Funds for CSU-CHILL Radar Facility
• Center for Geosciences Supports Nation's Security
• Denning Leads Research on Carbon Dioxide Sources and Sinks
• Chemical Engineering Plans 25th Anniversary Celebration
• Electrical and Computer Engineering Loses Emeritus Faculty Member Tom Brubaker
• Engines and Energy lab Improving Transportation
• CSU Atmopheric Scientists Build Geodesic Climate Model
• Captain Kent Rominger, CSU's Highest Flying Graduate
• CloudSAT to Launch in 2004
• 'Team MIKE' Walks Away with 3rd Place
• Spring Celebration Brings Alumni Back to CSU
• E-Days 2002 is "Built on a World of Ideas"
• Faoro Gift Establishes Professorship in Water Resources
• Borland's Contributions Fund New Water Resources Archive
• Engineering Research Contracts Reach All-Time High
• CSU Water Resources Program Still Leads the Nation
• Chem-E Car Team Earns 1st Place