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ASCE President Kristina Swallow presents distinguished lecture
On Wednesday, February 28, American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) President Kristina Swallow visited CU Denver and presented a lecture,… READ MORE
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Mays links groundwater, biogeochemistry and chaos through supercomputing
With several colleagues and students, civil engineering associate professor David Mays is pioneering a new approach to clean up contaminated… READ MORE
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Mays Hosts Indigenous STEM Affinity Group
Civil engineering associate professor David Mays has formed an affinity group within the National Science Foundation’s INCLUDES program, where INCLUDES stands… READ MORE
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Mays Edits Special Issue of Open-Access Journal Water
Civil engineering associate professor David Mays has been appointed co-editor for a special issue of Water, focused on groundwater contamination… READ MORE
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Yakacki’s tech startup wins big at NFL 1st and Future competition
Chris Yakacki, associate professor of mechanical engineering, and his tech startup company Impressio, Inc. won the Advancements for Protective Equipment… READ MORE
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