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UNDERSTANDING HEALTH AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL


Biochemists and molecular biologists in the College of Natural Sciences are
fascinated by the microscopic, tiny building blocks of life: cells. A deeper
understanding of our cells is critical to advancing human health.
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SOLVING THE PLASTICS PROBLEM


Polymer chemists at CSU have made two major advancements in the world of
plastics – “upcycling” mixed-use plastics and creating new biodegradable “dream”
plastics.
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ALGORITHMS THAT PINPOINT POWER LINE FAULTS


Power lines can cause destructive wildfires, but CSU statisticians are
developing algorithms that can offer real-time alerts about potential faults
within the grid.
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PURSUING NEW EDUCATIONAL FRONTIERS


A new undergraduate summer research program in statistics, study abroad course
in biology, and four new concentrations in chemistry are educating the next
generation of scientists.
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UNRAVELING THE ENIGMA OF MEMORY


CSU psychologist Anne Cleary is one of the first to shed light on enigmatic
experiences such as déjà vu.
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DEFENDING AGAINST POTENTIAL MARS CONTAMINANTS


As humanity continues to expand its territory through space exploration, CSU’s
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starting with the Mission to Mars.
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THE FUTURE OF ENERGY


From archaea to algae, CSU biochemists are helping realize a more sustainable
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PHYSICISTS PROPEL SPINTRONICS INNOVATIONS


Spintronic devices exploit the inherent charge and spin of electrons to process
information and could revolutionize everything from cancer detection to quantum
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REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY: HIGH-ELEVATION PREGNANCIES


Deer mice display evolutionary adaptations to offset the effects of gestational
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high-elevation pregnancies.
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DEMYSTIFYING CLIMATE CHANGE


From measuring genome-level climate adaptation over time to developing
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helping to demystify the effects of climate change.
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SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY AWARD


The Spirit of Philanthropy Award recognizes faculty and staff whose longstanding
commitment and passion for Colorado State University has made a significant
impact to University fundraising efforts.
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YATES ENDOWED CHAIR IN MATHEMATICS JENNIFER MUELLER


After an international search, Jennifer Mueller, professor in the Department of
Mathematics at Colorado State University, has been named the third Albert C.
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SPURRING OUTREACH AT CSU SPUR


College of Natural Sciences outreach and education programs have found a new
home at CSU Spur.
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2023 PROFESSOR LAUREATES KIM HOKE AND RACHEL PRIES


Kim Hoke and Rachel Pries have both been named 2023 College of Natural Sciences
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2023 ANNUAL REPORT


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