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On Friday, April 5, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering hosted a six-hour “Hackathon.” Students were invited to develop apps for Windows 8, working with the guidance of a … Continue Reading CSE department hosts “Hackathon” with Microsoft
The Department of Bioengineering was featured in two separate Denver Post articles. The first, on the front page of Sunday’s Business Section, PhD candidate Michael Zimkowski demonstrated his shape-memory polymer-coated … Continue Reading Bioengineering featured in The Denver Post
Congratulations to Arati Gurung, PhD student in bioengineering, on two research awards. Arati has been awarded a Whitaker International Summer Grant to take her research on EchoPIV to the Image … Continue Reading Arati Gurung, BIOE PhD student, wins two research awards
In subterranean labs at the Anschutz Medical Campus hospitals, a Promethean spark dances inside a $600,000 machine, transforming metal powder into a human appendage. Read more: Hospitals at Anschutz Medical Campus … Continue Reading In the News: Hospitals at Anschutz Medical Campus build precision body parts
HOUSTON – Determined to be the first team from the University of Colorado Denver to participate in and win the Shell Eco-Marathon Americas competition – which encourages students to design … Continue Reading ME Senior Design Team wins First Place at the Shell Eco-Marathon Americas
A paper from an electrical engineering senior design project, the Stirling Engine, will be published at the fifth annual IEEE Green Technologies Conference in Denver on April 4 – 5. … Continue Reading EE senior design project published at the 2013 IEEE Green Technologies Conference
Jimmy Kim, associate professor in civil engineering, was invited by the American Composite Manufacturers Association (ACMA) to deliver a lecture at an upcoming ACMA specialty conference (Corrosion, Mining, and Infrastructure). … Continue Reading Kim to give an invited lecture at American Composite Manufacturers Association
Local 3-D printer testing machinery could help artificial limb producers solve difficult problems AURORA | Richard Weir’s new toy takes up an entire room in this basement maze of laboratory space … Continue Reading In the News: Dr. Richard Weir and his lab group, Aurora Sentinel
Wes Marshall, assistant professor in civil engineering has been chosen as this year’s CEAS Outstanding Faculty in Teaching. The award, which includes a cash prize as well as a commemorative plaque, … Continue Reading Marshall receives CEAS Outstanding Faculty in Teaching Award
Mark Golkowski, assistant professor in electrical engineering has been chosen as this year’s CEAS Outstanding Faculty in Research. The award, which includes a cash prize as well as a commemorative … Continue Reading Golkowski receives CEAS Outstanding Faculty in Research Award
By Marcia Neville | University Communications DENVER – Surveying his new facility at the recently renovated 5th Street Hub, Ron Rorrer, PhD, PE, looked like a kid in a candy … Continue Reading Mechanical engineers & motorsports on the move
On Tuesday, March 12, Ryan Anderson and the H2 Eco-Challenger senior design team from the Department of Mechanical Engineering was featured on 9News at 7 a.m. Anderson discussed the team’s … Continue Reading ME senior design team featured on 9News
Richard Weir, Ph.D., a leading researcher in robotic technology for arm amputees, said the fabricator will allow his research team to develop better components — created faster and less costly … Continue Reading Metal prototype machine may revolutionize biomedical research
Molly Zimmerman reached down to scrub the filthy, old truck engine. Working alongside her teammates, she leaned in to give the job a little more elbow grease. Then, in a … Continue Reading Senior design project, The Scorpion, featured in University Student Stories
Inge Wefes, associate dean of the graduate school at CU Denver comments on the preconceived notion of what a STEM education entails and how the seminars are an attempt to … Continue Reading In The News: Colorado colleges hoping science, math take root with students – Denver Post
On Wednesday, Feb 20, five staff and two faculty spent the afternoon at Food Bank of the Rockies as part of the university’s CU in the Community program. Through CU … Continue Reading Faculty and staff volunteer at Food Bank of the Rockies
Nien-Yin Chang, professor of civil engineering, will present at Mini STEM School on Wednesday, March 6 from 7-9pm. His presentation will cover Construction Engineering; everyone is encouraged to attend! Mini STEM … Continue Reading March 6: Nien-Yin Chang to present at Mini STEM School
Fred Rutz, assistant professor in civil engineering, represented the college at the 2013 High School Bridge Building contest on Saturday, Feb. 23. The contest is an academic competition wherein students … Continue Reading Rutz attends state high school bridge building competition
Indrani Pal, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, will present at Mini STEM School—a series of free lectures to the public on topics in the science, technology, engineering and math fields. … Continue Reading Feb 27: Indrani Pal to present at Mini STEM School
Monday, February 25, 2013 11:15 a.m., NC 3212 Dr. Romeo Ortega Laboratoire de Signaux et Systemes (SUPELEC) Paris, France – Abstract – Energy is one of the fundamental concepts in … Continue Reading Feb 25: CEAS Seminar – Passivity-based control of physical systems
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