Change is a-brewin’
You could say Connor Cottrill’s career shift took him from teeth to tongues. A couple of years ago, he was…
Category: Science and Technology
Degree before diploma
When Alex Jones was about 3 years old, he was multiplying numbers. So it’s not completely surprising that at age…
Launched at Lockheed Martin
Joshua Harris had lost his sense of gravity. It was 2015, and the North Dakota native was working at a…
Solving big problems with small solutions
Jonathan Spencer Martinez wants to make a big difference by working on a very small scale. The third-year student at…
The Unlikely CIO
Jim Qualteri is an expert at neutralizing threats. That was true when he operated tanks in the Army, when he…
Women in STEM
The conversation about women in STEM is changing. Reducing the gap between women and men working in science, technology, engineering…
The shape of water’s future
Lane Hines loves the outdoors. Whether he’s fly fishing, camping, hunting or farming, nature has played an integral part in…
Budding designers grow skills at Denver Botanic Gardens
Denver Botanic Gardens needed a new weather station. The current incarnation was functional, but not in an ideal location to…
Engineering meets influence in STEM policy program
Michael May’s life took a detour a couple of years ago when he broke his femur into several pieces. The…
Stronger at the broken places
A couple of centuries ago, the First French Empire reached its apex. Goethe had just published his “Theory of Colours.” And the plaster…