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New building on Fitzsimons campus will house CU bioengineering students By Megan Mitchell YourHub Reporter The University of Colorado Denver and the Fitzsimons Redevelopment Authority are ready to begin construction … Continue Reading Denver Post features new Bioscience 2 Building
Professor Chengyu Li has been offered and accepted the position of Assistant Dean of International Education. This is an important position in the college as we try to grow several … Continue Reading Li named Assistant Dean of International Education
CU breaks ground on the new Bioscience 2 building adjacent to the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Bioscience 2 is the future home of our bioengineering program. Read More
Emily Gibson, assistant professor in bioengineering, is one of seven recipients of the 2014 Butcher Seed Grant Awards for her proposal, “Optimized deep-brain imaging of activity in over a hundred … Continue Reading Emily Gibson receives Butcher Seed Grant Award
Robin Shandas, chair of the bioengineering department and founder of EndoShape, a biomedical startup company, was cited by InnovatioNews for the development of a flexible polymer to tackle the problem … Continue Reading Dr. Shandas cited for breakthrough with a shape-memory polymer
DENVER – The American Council of Engineering Companies of Colorado (ACEC/CO) recently presented top engineering awards to outstanding Colorado engineers who have demonstrated exemplary leadership and commitment to advancing consulting … Continue Reading Alumna Karen Maestas honored as the ACEC-CO 2014 Outstanding Woman in Engineering
Tam Vu, assistant professor in computer science and engineering, is the recipient of a Google Research Award, a one-year award to support the work of faculty at top universities around … Continue Reading Vu receives Google Research Award
Xiaoye Chen, a PhD student in electrical engineering, has been awarded a 2014 ASNT Student Travel Reimbursement Grant. As a recipient of this grant, she receives free registration to this year’s … Continue Reading Xiaoye Chen receives 2014 ASNT Student Travel Reimbursement Grant
On Thursday, Feb. 20, the CU Denver chapters of Tau Beta Pi and the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), along with the Experiential Learning Center, the Career Center, and the … Continue Reading 2014 Engineering Job & Internship Fair a Success
Congratulations to Arun Karunanithi (left) and David Mays (right), both civil engineering faculty, on receiving the 2014 College of Engineering and Applied Science Outstanding Faculty Awards. Mays received the Outstanding … Continue Reading Mays and Karunanithi receive Outstanding Faculty Awards
CU in the Community allows us to take a half-day of work time to volunteer in the community with a nonprofit organization. We are pleased to announce that the place, … Continue Reading CU in the Community at Food Bank of the Rockies
Carl, Kevin and Bob Johnk have a 50-year history with the college that spans three generations. Vicki Hildner with CU Denver University Communications caught up with the Johnk family and … Continue Reading A CU Denver Legacy—three generations learn, research and teach here
On Friday, December 13, 23 teams and more than 100 students competed in the fall 2013 Senior Design Competition. The overall winner was the Remote Emergency Biometric System team from … Continue Reading Remote Emergency Biometric System wins fall 2013 senior design competition
We are pleased to announce that PhD student, Ashanthi Maxworth, has been awarded the IEEE Life Member Graduate Study Fellowship in Electrical Engineering. This award carries a $10,000 per year stipend … Continue Reading Ashanthi Maxworth awarded the IEEE Life Member Graduate Study Fellowship in Electrical Engineering
Contributed by Ronson Fox, senior in civil engineering In early September, two groups of CU Denver Civil Engineering students from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Chapter and … Continue Reading Civil engineering students tour new Academic 1 Building
Along Cherry Creek, there are 22 foot bridges, many of which were damaged by high waters from last week’s flood. CU Denver engineering students are helping the city inspect the … Continue Reading CU Denver students help flood-damaged bridges
On Friday, Sept. 6, Mark Golkowski, assistant professor in electrical engineering, and Wes Marshall, assistant professor in civil engineering, were recognized at the university’s 2013 Celebration of Faculty Excellence. Mark … Continue Reading Golkowski and Marshall honored at 2013 Celebration of Faculty Excellence
The weather was hot, the music was loud, the food was good, and on August 22, students from the 2012/13 and the 2013/14 Lynx Motorsports baja racing teams represented the … Continue Reading Lynx Motorsports represents college at CU Denver Block Party
Call it weird, call it extreme, maybe even call it the new normal. Wild weather in the United States in the past decade has amassed a long list of toppled … Continue Reading In the News: Indrani Pal – Why Is The Weather So Weird Lately?
The new bachelor’s degree in bioengineering is the latest feature story on the CU Denver home page. Check it out!
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