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CE students collaborate with Denver Police on new museum design
On January 15, more than 20 enthusiastic supporters and stakeholders for the Denver Police Law Enforcement Museum came together for… READ MORE
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Kheyfets receives Pulmonary Hypertension Association 2015 American Thoracic Society Cordelia’s Pediatric PH Research and Mentoring Award
Vitaly Kheyfets, PhD, Assistant Research Professor in the Department of Bioengineering has received the American Thoracic Society Cordelia’s Pediatric PH… READ MORE
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Benninger’s diabetes research featured in CU Today
Richard Benninger, assistant professor of bioengineering, is determined to contribute to the treatment and cure of diabetes. Read about his… READ MORE
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EE students advance to Cornell Cup Finals
A team of two undergraduate electrical engineering students, Michael Morgan and Julian Abbott-Whitley, under the guidance of Diane Williams, have been… READ MORE
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Mays profiled in the CU Sentry
David Mays, associate professor of civil engineering, was profiled in the CU Sentry, CU Denver’s student-run weekly newspaper. Learn more… READ MORE
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