Event Recap: 16th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day
Faculty and student researchers brought their findings – and their research posters — to the Gallogly Event Center on Dec. 6 for the 16th annual Mountain Lion Research Day at UCCS. (More)
Research Highlights
UCCS to host Digital Humanities Advanced Institute
With the help of a National Endowment for the Humanities grant, Helen Davies and Larry Eames will host an Advanced Institute in the Digital Humanities next summer. (More)
University of Colorado sets new systemwide record with $1.7 billion in sponsored research funding and gifts
Faculty across the University of Colorado system this year attracted $1.7 billion in sponsored research funding and gifts supporting research, a new record total in CU history. In achieving the collective record, each of the (More)
Segal named Kraemer Family Endowed Professor of Aging Studies
Daniel L. Segal, Ph.D., Professor of Clinical Geropsychology, is continuing his decades of service in the clinical psychology and professional geropsychology fields as the next Kraemer Family Endowed Professor of Aging Studies. (More)
UCCS-led VICEROY Scholars showcase research at symposium
VICEROY Fellows recently showcased their research at the 2024 VICEROY Annual Symposium. The UCCS-led virtual center had five students present their research posters to all the symposium attendees. (More)
UCCS students win USCYBERCOM Hunter Award
UCCS students won the USCYBERCOM Hunter Award at the second edition of the USCYBERCOM Cyber Recon 2024 conference. (More)
Kraemer Family Library embarks on AI organizational experiment
The Kraemer Family Library is set to revolutionize its operations with an innovative AI Organizational Pilot, granting every staff and faculty member a one-year license to Microsoft Co-pilot. (More)
Biology faculty awarded NSF: EDGE grant
After being selected for a substantive U.S. National Science Foundation grant, Douglas Risser, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology, will spend the next few years developing genomic tools for better understanding a cyanobacterium and its makeup. (More)
BioFrontiers faculty awarded monumental grant for military research
Michele Okun, Ph.D., recently landed the Peer Reviewed Medical Research Program Lifestyle and Behavioral Health Interventions Research Award. (More)
Smith to go on loan to the National Science Foundation as Program Director
Jessi L. Smith, Ph.D., is taking her knowledge and experience to the National Science Foundation to act as rotating Program Director for the Social Psychology Program. (More)