In the first nanoseconds of existence, the universe exploded to the size of a grapefruit and after the initial blast, the rate of expansion slowed, reported the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics...

Man-made noise changes animal behavior in national parks and causes ripples throughout the ecosystem, according to new research conducted by Lisa Angeloni, an associate professor in Colorado State...

The brains of marijuana users are different from those who don't partake, according to a study published last week in the Journal of Neuroscience. The research found differences in brain shape among marijuana...

Nicole Ehrhart was volunteering at a children's cancer camp, working with kids diagnosed with cancer and some who had lost limbs to bone cancer, and realized the research she was doing at the CSU Vet...

Brain-computer interface is technology that brings imagination to life. Chuck Anderson, computer science professor at CSU, and his colleagues are working on ways to turn thoughts into computerized action. BCI...

Corn crops are an example of staple food crops in which biomedical agriculturists are able to incorporate nutrients for better health. (Photo credit: NRCS Soil Health)Dr. Henry Thompson is growing his...

Plants are alive and have taken over most of the world. Whether or not they consciously do it is another question, but by studying plants we can raise them to give greater crop yields, do forensic...

Catch yourself up on Part 1 and Part 2 of the three-part series "Science and Religion." The future of the relationship between religion and science may depend less on how we treat evolution and more...

Catch yourself up on part 1 of the three-part series "science and religion." Questioning assumptions is a practice that can benefit people of faith — whether that faith is invoked in the name...

Science and Religion: A civil union Exploration of the natural world is as fundamental to humans as breathing and explanations of our world are as varied as individuals. Most academic traditions...

Deep inside the cells of a fruit fly lie the same genes that drive human eye development. This allows scientists to research how a fruit fly’s eye develops in order to gain insight into how the same...

Colorado State’s graduate program in veterinary medicine is ranked third in the country, and has remained among the top three for at least 20 years. From clinical training to research, there are a...