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鈥淭he next generation of engineers are the key to continuing our robust space solutions offerings,鈥� said Paul Meyer, vice president, Space & C2 Systems at RI&S. 鈥淭he partnership with CU Boulder is a critical step toward supporting future innovation in the aerospace and defense arena.鈥�

A four-star general traveled to Boulder last week to highlight the CU system鈥檚 participation in a new effort called the Space Force University Partnership Program, designed to spur research supporting the newest military branch鈥檚 mission to protect U.S. and allied interests in space.

After an open campus-wide call for nominations for CU Boulder鈥檚 next NSF Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers (MRSEC) Director, Kristi Anseth has been selected as the Director and Tim White as the co-Director. A formal MRSEC@CU Kickoff and Ideation Workshop will be held on Tuesday, July 20 from 3鈥�5 p.m. in the Chancellor's Hall and Auditorium.

An aerospace PhD student at CU Boulder recently returned from a two-week stay at the Mars Desert Research Station, which gives scientists and engineers the opportunity to test out future space experiments in an environment closer to home.

Developed for everyone engaged in research and innovation at CU Boulder, the online diversity hub aims to collect, compile and provide resources and supports for those typically underrepresented and marginalized in the community, especially BIPOC.

Widespread adoption of hydrogen-powered vehicles requires fuel cells that can convert hydrogen and oxygen safely into water. CU Boulder researchers are addressing a key aspect of this challenge with new computational tools and models.

Mia Keyser and Varsha Rao, members of the Boulder Alt. Protein Project, received two awards for their research and community impact in the field of cellular agriculture, which may one day revolutionize how meat is produced for human consumption.

Fire experts from government, industry and academia recently converged on four key recommendations for managing the megafire threat, starting with better coordination and leveraging of technology for detecting and tracking the fires that matter.

BizWest examines how technology-transfer and accelerator entities at CU Boulder and Colorado State University are helping boost new innovations that address COVID-19's widespread economic and social impact.

With support from the heating and ventilation company Carrier Global, Intel and the Colorado-based Ryan Innovation Group, engineers at CU Boulder have installed hundreds of air quality monitors in K-12 classrooms across Denver and Boulder.