Office of Research shares highlights of past year
It’s been an impressive year for research initiatives on campus. (More)
Research Highlights
Oluwadare Receives Prestigious NIH NIGMS Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award
Oluwatosin Oluwadare was awarded a National Institutes of Health Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award of $1.6 million for his research in modeling the spatial organization of the genome within a cell using machine learning and deep learning algorithms. (More)
Geography & Environmental Studies students are elevating research
UCCS students are taking research to new heights. (More)
Research Q&A with Brynn Adamson: disability awareness training
We take a deeper dive into Brynn Adamson’s work on disability awareness training and inclusivity at community-based recreation facilities. (More)
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry holds student research symposium
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry held its 2023 Department Research Symposium Summer on Aug. 4. (More)
Perspectives from social work education and practice on AI
Assistant Professor Johanna Creswell Báez explores the possibilities of AI in social work, along with co-authors Jonathan B. Singer and Juan A. Rios in their recent publication. (More)
Jena McCollum earns National Science Foundation CAREER Award
The five-year award will support graduate research and expanded undergraduate training and support to facilitate research experiences. (More)
Mathematics doctoral student earns National Science Foundation research fellowship
Jonathan Thompson, PhD student in Mathematics, was recently awarded a prestigious research fellowship from the National Science Foundation to pursue studies in better predicting flash-flood behaviors. (More)
A tale of two cities: Jiménez to conduct research in Bogotá and Medellín during Fulbright
Department of History professor and Fulbright scholar Christina Jiménez is setting her sights on Colombia to study their city growth and politics around urban public space. (More)
Research Q&A with Shannon Johnson: Moral injury in law enforcement officers
We take a deeper dive into Shannon Johnson’s work on moral injury in law enforcement work. (More)