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Dr. Bodine and Assistive Technology Partners featured in CU Connections
Although Assistive Technology Partners (ATP) is a program of both CU Anschutz (the School of Medicine) and CU Denver (the… READ MORE
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Professor Lewis discusses internet reputations with 9News
Jason Lewis, a computer science professor at CU Denver, knows once a story makes its way online, it becomes virtually… READ MORE
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Study by Kim, Marshall and Pal says 2013 floods could have been less destructive
The severe flooding that devastated a wide swath of Colorado last year might have been less destructive if the bridges,… READ MORE
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Marshall’s study examines bias in roadway design; featured on 9News
According to a new study co-authored by Wesley Marshall, assistant professor of civil engineering, America’s streets are designed and evaluated… READ MORE
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Shandas among three to share patent for new smart material
The CU Technology Transfer Office is pleased to announce that researchers from CU’s Boulder, Anschutz and Denver campuses have been… READ MORE
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