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Dr. Nien-Yin Chang discusses sinkhole science on 9News
Sinkholes happen when underground water or other moisture erodes away the soil or the lining of an underground pipe. … READ MORE
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Stapleton study reveals problems with new urbanism development
A newly released University of Colorado Denver study found that Stapleton has struggled to adjust to the need for infrastructure… READ MORE
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Janson recognized for scholarship support
Dr. Bruce Janson, professor in civil engineering and associate dean, is featured by the CU Denver Office of Development for… READ MORE
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Yakacki, Shandas receive CU Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus Technology Transfer Awards
Congratulations to Chris Yakacki, mechanical engineering, and Robin Shandas, bioengineering, for receiving CU Denver | Anschutz Technology Transfer Awards. Chris… READ MORE
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Tanya Evans, predoctoral trainee in the Department of Bioengineering, granted an NHLBI Graduate Research Supplement
Tanya Evans, a predoctoral trainee in the Department of Bioengineering at CU Denver, is a recipient of a National Heart,… READ MORE
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