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Kristyn S. Masters, PhD, aims to deepen connections between CU campuses Kristyn S. Masters, PhD, has been appointed chair of the University of Colorado Denver Department of Bioengineering and the … Continue Reading Bioengineering Department Announces New Chair
Faculty Excellence Awards are CU Denver’s prized way of acknowledging the professional achievements of our hard-working faculty. These awards are given for outstanding performances over the course of the academic … Continue Reading College of Engineering, Design and Computing shows out for 2023 Faculty Excellence Awards
CU Denver civil engineering master’s alumna Alexis Woodrow (Center) recently participated in a national summit on removing lead pipes from our drinking water supply systems. Woodrow qualified for this important … Continue Reading CU Denver Alumna Gets the Lead Out
Professor David Mays has recently published a series of six papers, coauthored with collaborators from CU Anschutz and CU Boulder and supported by the Hydrologic Sciences Program at the U.S. … Continue Reading Six Papers by Mays Group Highlighted in InterPore Newsletter
A new program in the College of Engineering, Design and Computing at the University of Colorado Denver seeks to recruit, retain, and graduate underrepresented community college transfer students into bioengineering … Continue Reading Bioengineering Scholar Program Offers Underrepresented Students Launch Pad from Community College to Research Careers
Gender biases and inequities are prevalent across many scientific fields and biomechanics is likely no exception. While progress has been made to support women in the field, especially at biomechanics … Continue Reading International Women in Biomechanics: Promoting, supporting, and sustaining the careers of women in biomechanics
Political science graduate student Cynthia Rice and civil engineering professor David Mays have just published an article in the journal Advances in Engineering Education entitled, “Building Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion … Continue Reading A Challenge to Engineering Faculty
Alireza Vahid, assistant professor of electrical engineering, received the prestigious SONY Faculty Innovation Award to work on scalable and low power-consuming wireless communication technologies. For more information, visit: https://www.sony.com/research-award-program#FacultyInnovationAward
A group of Six seniors in the Civil Engineering program were tasked with designing a pipeline system that would re-route the wintertime flows from the canal to Brooks Lake for … Continue Reading Civil Engineering Senior Design Team reimagines Columbia Basin pipeline systems
Earlier this year, Kyle Redmond received his first co-author credit for a paper published in a major scientific journal, a significant achievement considering he had not yet graduated from college. … Continue Reading <strong>Apprenticeship Program Helps Students Earn Real-World Experience and a Paycheck Without Leaving Campus</strong>
The continuing growth in more densely deployed and higher data rate communications services coupled with the general increase in the dependency and importance of all spectrum services (e.g., radar, navigation, … Continue Reading Vahid and Sicker receive NSF grant to enable spectrum coexistence
One of CU Denver’s strategic goals is to become internationally known for its research and creative works, and that starts right in our own backyard with this year’s class of TIAA … Continue Reading Wes Marshall, Professor of Civil Engineering, awarded 2022-23 TIAA Chancellor’s Urban Engaged Scholar
When the ancient Romans designed and built roads, the infrastructure was intended to last forever. Fast forward a few thousand years to the current age and you’ll find most things … Continue Reading <strong>Reliability Engineering Micro-Credential Challenges Engineers to Build Better for the Lifecycle and Beyond </strong>
Wireless systems are in a transition phase, moving from degrees-of-freedom limited wireless networks (4G and before) to networks where the number of degrees-of-freedom is so large that it is becoming … Continue Reading Vahid receives an NSF grant to develop CompTenna
Civil engineering professor David Mays has recently published an article entitled, “How Diversity Makes Better Engineering Teams” in Journal AWWA published by the American Water Works Association (AWWA). Mays explains, … Continue Reading <strong>The Business Case for Diversity in Engineering</strong>
Electrical Engineering Assistant Professor Alireza Vahid (second from right) and his team met for lunch at Tivoli Brewing Co. to start summer research. The team works on a wide range … Continue Reading Vahid Team Meets to Start Summer Research
Pacific salmon are a valuable food and cultural resource in the Columbia River Basin, but their survival is threatened due to various drivers. Particularly, climate change causes changes in water … Continue Reading New study on complex drivers of salmon migration
New grant pioneered by Nick Jacobson with help from Kristen Lowe, DDS, MS, innovate nasoalveolar molding with the intent of improving treatment accessibility. In an exciting collaboration, Jacobson and Lowe … Continue Reading ALIGN TECHNOLOGY AWARDS FUNDING TO CU ANSCUTZ INWORKS BREAKTHROUGH TREATMENT FOR INFANTS WITH CLEFT LIP AND PALATE
The College of Engineering, Design and Computing is pleased to announce its first cohort of Broadening Participation Fellows. These faculty, representing every academic unit in the college, is being recognized … Continue Reading College Recognizes Broadening Participation Fellows
With the start of a new year and the university’s continued efforts to actualize the 2030 strategic plan, university administration is focusing on the Office of Information and Technology (OIT) … Continue Reading Sicker named interim information strategy and services officer
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