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Faculty advisor David Mays, associate professor of civil engineering, is pleased to announce that the 2014-2015 CU Denver chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Steel Bridge Team … Continue Reading ASCE steel bridge team’s structure wins first place for stiffness
Sarah Mandos, program assistant for the Department of Computer Science and Engineering has been named the 2015 College of Engineering and Applied Science Outstanding Staff. The award, which includes a … Continue Reading Mandos named 2015 CEAS Outstanding Staff
Jason Lewis, senior instructor in computer science and engineering, talks about his background in law enforcement, working with the Secret Service, and why he sees teaching as a way to … Continue Reading Lewis featured on CU Denver home page
On Wednesday, March 17, David Mays, associate professor of civil engineering, was the guest speaker at the at the Colorado Groundwater Association March meeting. His presentation, “Plume Spreading for Improved … Continue Reading Mays presents to Colorado Ground Water Association
Christopher Yakacki, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, has been selected as the 2015 recipient of the College of Engineering and Applied Science Outstanding Faculty in Research Award. The award, which … Continue Reading Yakacki named college Outstanding Faculty in Research
Roxann Hayes, instructor of civil engineering and advisor in the Engineering Student Services Center, has been named the 2015 College of Engineering and Applied Science Outstanding Faculty in Teaching. The … Continue Reading Hayes selected as the 2015 college Outstanding Faculty in Teaching
For the third consecutive year, a team of electrical engineering students under the leadership of assistant professor Dan Connors, has advanced to the finals of the Intel Cornell Cup. The … Continue Reading EE students advance to 2015 Cornell Cup finals
On February 5, the Tivoli Turnhalle buzzed with enthusiastic engineering students on the hunt for internships and jobs. Twenty-one companies attended the third annual Engineering Job and Internship Fair, which … Continue Reading Third Annual Engineering Job & Internship Fair a Success
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Christopher Yakacki received a 2014 National Science Foundation CAREER Award. Yakacki’s CAREER award project, “A Two-Stage Processing Approach to Shape-Switching Liquid-Crystalline Elastomers for Biomedical Applications,” … Continue Reading NSF CAREER Award supports work in smart polymers
Mechanical engineering assistant professors Dana Carpenter and Christopher Yakacki have published their first jointly authored paper, which is featured in this month’s issue of Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of … Continue Reading Carpenter and Yakacki published in the Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials
Have you ever seen a cyclist run a red light or fly through a stop sign? Our very own, Wesley Marshall, assistant professor of civil engineering, is looking for the … Continue Reading Marshall aims to discover why cyclists break the law
The January issue of 5280 magazine includes a piece about research incubation, which highlights the bioengineering program and the new Bioscience 2 building on the Anschutz Medical Campus, slated to … Continue Reading Bioengineering program featured in 5280 magazine
Non-invasive device enables better monitoring of esophageal disease and inflammation. AURORA, Colo., January 6, 2015 – EnteroTrack, LLC and the University of Colorado (CU) have executed an exclusive license agreement … Continue Reading EnteroTrack Commercializing Device for Non-Invasive Inflammation Monitoring
The CU Technology Transfer Office is pleased to announce that researchers from CU’s Anschutz and Denver campuses have been awarded a patent for an implantable device to treat dry-eye and … Continue Reading Shandas shares patent for drug delivery to the eye
Although Assistive Technology Partners (ATP) is a program of both CU Anschutz (the School of Medicine) and CU Denver (the College of Engineering and Applied Science), it is located on … Continue Reading Dr. Bodine and Assistive Technology Partners featured in CU Connections
Jason Lewis, a computer science professor at CU Denver, knows once a story makes its way online, it becomes virtually impossible to remove. “It’s this black hole. It gobbles up … Continue Reading Professor Lewis discusses internet reputations with 9News
The severe flooding that devastated a wide swath of Colorado last year might have been less destructive if the bridges, roads and other infrastructure had been upgraded or modernized, according … Continue Reading Study by Kim, Marshall and Pal says 2013 floods could have been less destructive
According to a new study co-authored by Wesley Marshall, assistant professor of civil engineering, America’s streets are designed and evaluated with a an inherent bias toward the needs of motor … Continue Reading Marshall’s study examines bias in roadway design; featured on 9News
The CU Technology Transfer Office is pleased to announce that researchers from CU’s Boulder, Anschutz and Denver campuses have been awarded a patent for improved shape memory polymers, a ‘smart … Continue Reading Shandas among three to share patent for new smart material
On September 17, 2014, 17 students enrolled in Construction Materials and Methods, along with several faculty and graduate students from the Construction Engineering and Management program, made a site visit … Continue Reading CEM class makes a site visit
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