‘Snake whisperer’ strikes back at negative stereotypes
Most afternoons, you’ll find Claire Tiemann at Bear Creek Greenbelt Park in Lakewood. But the Biology student won’t be mountain…
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Civil Engineering student builds her career from the ground up
Claudia Carrillo has concrete and rebar in her blood. That’s not a medical emergency, but a career calling that spans a generation. “My dad works in construction. He’s…
Future-proof: Pilots will still soar in an AI-assisted world
Almost from the moment cars and airplanes were invented, science-fiction writers, movie makers and plenty of the rest of us…
Q&A: Artemis II prepares for launch
Nearly 55 years after Apollo 8 carried humans around the moon for the first time, NASA is poised to send…
How online learning has evolved to be more engaging than ever
Unlike many of his classmates, Adam Nakamura didn’t grow up using computers in school and wasn’t forced by COVID-19 to…
Questions about the environment? Bili may have answers
I have a simple-sounding question for Bili, the artificial intelligence-powered chatbot at the heart of the Sustainability Hub: “How will…
Students produce a rapid, less-invasive test for HPV
Zoe Ward has known pretty much since she started winning first place in elementary school science fairs that she wanted…
Student with autism brings new understanding to Anthropology
When Guy Davis walks across the stage at the Commencement ceremony in December, he’ll be celebrating a hard-earned degree in…
Can AI help save Colorado’s rivers?
The Colorado River Basin is enduring one of the longest and most severe droughts in modern history. The river, vital…
Building bridges: Changing the way we understand and provide brain injury care
When Catrina Harrell, a student in Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Speech-Language Pathology program, began working with Associate Professor Kathy…