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Annalise Maughn, a CSU chemistry graduate student, and James Neilson, a CSU chemistry professor, research the topic of understanding and controlling solid-state materials and their chemical components. The scientific journal "Chemistry of Materials"  has choosen Maughn's research paper from a Functional Inorganic Materials Lab run by Neilson to be featured as the editor's choice. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

CSU graduate student revolutionizes solar cell research

Jorge Espinoza February 6, 2018

Colorado State University graduate student Annalise Maughan’s research around perovskites is revolutionizing solar cells. Her article titled “Anharmonicity and Octahedral Tilting in Hybrid...

A logo sign outside of the headquarters of the United States Environmental Protection Agency on April 2, 2017 in downtown Washington, D.C. (Kristoffer Tripplaar/Sipa USA/TNS)

Defend Our Future discusses cuts to the EPA

Audrey Weiss December 7, 2017

Defend Our Future, an environmental group at Colorado State University, discussed the implications of budget cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday evening.  Dr. Emily Fischer, assistant...

CSU group researches CRISPR mechanism

CSU group researches CRISPR mechanism

Julia Trowbridge November 29, 2017

With Colorado State University being a top research university, it is no surprise a group has taken on investigating one of the hottest topics in the scientific community: the Clustered Regularly Interspaced...

Francis Commerçon studies biological sciences at Colorado State University. He studied conservation in China for his honor's thesis. Photo by: Zoe Jennings

CSU student researcher studies conservation in China

Zoë Jennings November 27, 2017

The two hardest things that Francis Commerçon has done in his life are interviewing 200 rural Chinese villagers and raising a wild owlet. Many who know Commerçon describe him as modest, intensely...

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