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Since its launch in Fall 2020, the AB Nexus Research Collaboration Grant Program has awarded over $2M to 30 teams featuring researchers from CU Boulder and CU Anschutz conducting innovative research involving basic, translational and clinical approaches.

Scientists at LongPath Technologies, a startup spun out of CU Boulder, are using the company's Nobel Prize-winning tech to do what other technologies have struggled to do for years: detect natural gas, which is invisible to the eye, leaking from pipes in real time at oil and gas sites across Colorado.

Because breakthrough technology can be so substantial economically and socially (think sustainable energy, personalized medicine and quantum computing), the "deep tech" startup scene is rapidly growing—but it faces special challenges. The Ascent accelerator helps founders effectively address them.

The AB Nexus program announced its fourth round of grant awards to faculty from the CU Anschutz Medical Campus and CU Boulder. From advancing new cancer and diabetes treatments to developing AI tools to diagnose dementia, the selected teams bring together experts from multiple disciplines.

Private aerospace companies are trying to mold a modern orbital ecosystem driven as much by profits as it is by exploration. Already home to the nation’s second largest commercial space economy, the Centennial State is a major launch pad in more ways than one.

We encourage the campus and broader community to explore the diverse selections of art and scholarship showcased in these journals—and encourage students to submit work for future issues.

When she co-founded Alteryx in 1997, Libby Duane and had a clear vision for a future in which business analytics would go from being the role of a specialized set of knowledge workers to the responsibility of everyone throughout the organization. Part of that vision now includes scholarships for Leeds students.

Seven university startups were awarded $1.75M in early-stage capital and retention grants last week from the Global Business Development division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) Advanced Industries Accelerator Grant Program.

Delegates from Stockholm's KTH Royal Institute of Technology Innovation Office visited CU Boulder last week to begin talks for future collaborations. KTH identified Boulder, Colorado as an emerging hotspot for their program Brighter, which aims to support early startups seeking international expansion.

The Center for Autonomous Air Mobility and Sensing (CAAMS) will integrate research from traditional engineering topics such as automatic control, aerodynamics, wireless communication and energy storage with new disciplines such as AI, autonomy, machine learning and robotics.