Yoo Joo Lee enjoyed research work at CU Anschutz on way to biology degree at CU Denver
Yoo Joo (Jasmine) Lee, a spring 2017 graduate of CU Denver, says the research experience she gained at CU Anschutz as an undergraduate was invaluable... Full Story
Young people advocate for threatened neighborhoods with researchers' help
The Globeville and Elyria-Swansea neighborhoods in north Denver sit center stage to multiple threats... Full Story
Undergraduate research tracks submissions at a national literary journal
Note: Jennifer Loyd is a recent CU Denver graduate who will begin the MFA program at Purdue University in fall 2017... Full Story
More than 150 projects presented at 2017 Research and Creative Activities Symposium
Vikasini Mahalingam, Hannah Stobaugh and Elena Ortiz didn’t work long hours on their research project for recognition... Full Story
Some of the most successful companies set goals that often appear audacious and risky
As companies struggle to maximize output while staying ahead of the competition, a new study from University of Colorado Denver examines the idea of ‘stretch goals’ and why audacious targets are often misunderstood and sometimes misused... Full Story
CU in the City research highlights wildlife with focus on education, conservation
As city planners grapple with the fallout of explosive growth, eyeing its effect on everything from housing to highways, one University of Colorado Denver graduate student hopes her recently-launched master’s project can make a difference in the future of a vulnerable and often-stealthy metro-area population: the critters that live among us... Full Story
An example of what to expect at the Research and Creative Activities Symposium 2017
The small town of Skagway is known as the “Disneyland of Alaska,” where a historic district is maintained to look like a late-1890s boomtown... Full Story
Cross-disciplinary team of researchers explores issues surrounding digital policing
On the surface, a camera recording of an interaction between a police officer and a citizen seems like a basic concept... Full Story
That is among questions Professors Sullivan and Herring will examine in interdisciplinary research project
Long before the first buds flowered into Colorado’s new billion-dollar industry, various strains of communication – rhetoric, metaphors, various appeals for support – began wafting into wider society and helping to mainstream a once-taboo plant – marijuana... Full Story
Researchers develop model for how collective intelligence works in ant colonies
Ants are pretty smart—smart enough that humans study their collective intelligence to draw lessons about how to respond to traffic jams, create efficient computer networks and understand how social media might turn peaceful protesters into a violent mob... Full Story
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