News & Events June 15

Over the summer, college News & Events mailings will occur approximately every other week.

If you have a news item or event you’d like to share with the college, please send it to Erica Lefeave.

This edition’s news

Golkowski’s research featured in National Institute of Standards and Technology article
Rens’ bridge work featured on university home page
We want to know what’s happening with you

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Golkowski’s research featured in National Institute of Standards and Technology article

Electrical Engineering Assistant Professor Mark Golkowski has been doing collaborative research with JILA and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Boulder.

Golkowski investigates novel methods of sterilization and disinfection using electrical plasma assisted chemistry. Such technology has the potential to provide an alternative to liquid chemical and high heat based methods of disinfection.

Read the web story at http://www.nist.gov/pml/div689/comb-061412.cfm.

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Rens’ bridge work featured on university home page

The University of Colorado Denver home page, ucdenver.edu, currently features a story about Civil Engineering Professor and Chair Kevin Rens’ work inspecting bridges with the City and County of Denver.

Read the entire story at http://www.ucdenver.edu/about/WhoWeAre/spotlight/faculty/Pages/Kevin-Rens-inspects-Denver%27s-bridges.aspx. The story will also be featured in the college’s new magazine, due out in September.

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We want to know what’s happening with you

In an effort to boost internal and external awareness of what’s going on in the college, we are collecting ideas for interesting stories. We want to know what’s happening with you, your research, your labs and your students. There are excellent things happening in our college and it’s time that we start spreading the word.

Whether it’s interesting, applicable research, a unique collaboration, or know of some students who have interesting stories or are doing outstanding work, we want to know about it. There are no bad ideas.

Please send your ideas to Erica Lefeave, erica.lefeave@ucdenver.edu. Thank you, in advance, for your assistance!

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