The NIH has awarded two separate grants to researchers in the Department of Statistics to study complex biological systems related to human health.

“When many of us hear the word ‘mathematics,’ we think of numbers, formulas, or equations. But in this exhibition, we ask you to consider something broader. Mathematics is also a way of seeing,” Kristina Moen, PhD Student in Mathematics at CSU, introduces the collection, “Symmetry, Structure, Space: Mathematical Visions in Art,” in the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art.

Many of the recipients will be honored at the ACS spring meeting on March 23, 2027, in New Orleans.

Department of Chemistry’s Professor Jamie Neilson’s project that is supported and led by the University of Houston has been recognized as a selectee for the Magnetic Acceleration Generating New Innovations and Tactical Outcomes (MAGNITO) program by the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E).

The matter, energy and forces behind modern electronics and some of the world’s most advanced computer systems soon will be the crux of new science lessons delivered by Colorado State University’s celebrated Little Shop of Physics.

Meet the new dean of the College of Natural Sciences, Randall McEntaffer.