The truth about summer in Denver
Editor’s note: For the latest information on summer weather in Denver, see the updated version of this story. Spending time…
Category: Science and Technology
Researchers study sewage for COVID-19 clues
Front Range sewage will soon be a source of critical data in Colorado’s fight to stop the spread of COVID-19….
‘Liquid gold’ standard
An 1859 gold rush drew scores of thousands of prospectors to what is today Colorado, where they formed mining camps…
COVID-19 pandemic reveals critical work of medical-laboratory scientists
While the country anxiously follows progress in the development of a COVID-19 vaccine, doctors are relying on 19th-century convalescent-plasma therapy…
Virtual reality reveals new possibilities for remote learning
Two weeks ago, Koko Moore led a group of Metropolitan State University of Denver students through an enveloping Japanese landscape….
An infectious disease expert answers your COVID-19 questions
As more and more Americans adjust to life during the COVID-19 pandemic, they’re also met with a barrage of information…
3D printing potential solutions for ventilator shortage
Flattening the curve of COVID-19 infections is crucial to preventing our health care system from being overwhelmed. Why? A key medical…
DIY disease detection
A deadly disease ravages rural populations in a swath of South America extending through Ecuador, northern Peru, and southern Colombia: Carrión’s…
Best of RED 2019
‘Northside’ story Bobby LeFebre’s passion for Denver and diversity will be front and center in his new role as Colorado’s…
Talk about the weather
When the Weather Channel launched in 1982, Chris Spears was 4 years old and spending a lot of time with…