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VP Moseley elected to Department of Energy institute’s governing board
April 10, 2026Vice President for Research Cassandra Moseley has been re-elected to the board of directors of Oak Ridge Associated Universities, or ORAU.
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Three provost finalists selected; open forums begin next week
April 7, 2026“As chair of the search for CSU’s next provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, I’m pleased to share that the search committee has selected three exceptional finalists.”
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CSU, CU Boulder join forces to share research facilities
April 6, 2026Effective April 1, expanded access to world-class scientific resources has made scientists at Colorado State University and the University of Colorado Boulder independently and jointly more competitive when applying for sponsored research funding.
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Test case: Designing cheap, user-friendly field tests for water quality
March 25, 2026Water quality is an urgent problem in many parts of the world, which means testing is central to ensuring safety. Researchers at CSU are inventing devices to easily and affordably test water quality on site – in some cases detecting multiple contaminants at the same time and at very low concentrations.
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Trees store water: What does that mean for its regional and global availability?
March 25, 2026Researchers have detailed much of the Earth’s water cycle yet still don’t fully understand the role of trees in circulating of the planet’s most valuable resource. A CSU researcher is working to change that by understanding how trees store and move water; her work will aid in predicting global water availability.
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Fieldwork across U.S. supports NASA’s INCUS satellite mission to study severe storms
February 26, 2026Colorado State University researchers are conducting a series of field campaigns to prepare for NASA’s upcoming $194 million satellite mission into severe weather formation, set to launch in 2027.