More than 100 teachers going back into the classroom this fall will have an expanded toolkit for teaching science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects thanks to the UCCS STEM Days of Summer Conference. (More)
A nearly half-million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation will allow Qing Yi to continue her research to make computer software more efficient. (More)
In spring 2019, Alyssa Ortiz became UCCS’ first student to earn a Ph.D. in Applied Science in Mathematics. (More)
Now that he’s returned to Earth, UCCS is proud to announce that astronaut Scott Kelly will speak to campus on Tuesday, September 24, 2019 at the Gallogly Events Center. (More)
Karen Livesey, one of 31 women in the world to be named an Emmy Noether Fellow, spent two months at the world’s largest research hub for theoretical physics to further her work on interactions between nanoparticles. (More)
Matthew Copus, a doctoral student in applied science for physics, successfully condensed his work on magnetic rogue waves into three minutes and won the top prize in the 2019 Mountain Lion Grad Slam 3MT competition. (More)
Guy Hagen focuses on developing new methods in optical microscopy, and on applying these methods to biomedical research problems in areas such as allergies, diabetes and cancer. (More)
Molly Maxfield examines the differences in young and older adults’ mechanisms for coping with increased awareness of mortality. (More)
Sixty-six game designers created 12 new games in a 48-hour span as UCCS hosted one of 860 sites across the world during the 2019 Global Game Jam Jan. 27-29. (More)
Electrical engineering students will now be able to study and analyze communication signals between platforms such as ground stations, satellites, airplanes, UAVs/drones, or missiles thanks to an in-kind gift of a channel simulator from Kratos and its local subsidiary, Kratos RT Logic. (More)
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