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Four faculty receive promotion
Effective September 1, the following four College of Engineering, Design and Computing faculty received promotion. Min-Hyung Choi, Professor of Computer… READ MORE
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Kim Delivers Plenary Speech for the Korea Concrete Institute
Jimmy Kim, professor of civil engineering, was the plenary speaker for the Korea Concrete Institute Convention held in Jeju, South… READ MORE
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Mattson receives Ruth L. Kirschstein Predoctoral Individual National Research Service Award (F31)
Corey Mattson, a PhD student mentored by Brad Smith has been awarded a F31 pre-doctoral fellowship by the National Heart,… READ MORE
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New building to support fast-growing bioengineering program on the CU Anschutz Medical Campus
BioScience 3 is slated to open April 2020. It will house a professional design and technology development studio for medical… READ MORE
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Robots compete in DARPA Tunnel Circuit with CU Denver Communication system
CU Denver engineers design portable, high-bandwidth wireless network for robots with hardware assist from Doodle Labs August 17, 2019 The dark,… READ MORE
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