Kids and adults who are blind and low-vision get hands-on STEM training
When Charis Glatthar lost her vision four years ago, she didn’t let it stand in the way of her passion…
Category: Science and Technology
Ancient secrets unearthed in Cyprus
For most college students, a 5 a.m. start to the day is, well, pretty miserable. Yet last summer, a dozen…
Partnership opens pipeline from MSU Denver to Lockheed Martin
While in the Air Force, Soren Singpiel always dreamed he would one day work at Lockheed Martin. Stationed in Japan,…
CHIPS Act to catalyze Colorado manufacturing workforce development
Universities will play a crucial role in preparing millions of new tech workers to enter the workforce, as the U.S….
AI goes to college
Thomas Cook’s final semester at Metropolitan State University of Denver serendipitously paralleled the rapid proliferation of easily accessible artificial intelligence….
Program guides students with autism to cybersecurity careers
Most people know that Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton made incredible scientific and technological contributions to the world. Far fewer…
Welcome to the Fourth Industrial Revolution
This story appears in the winter 2022 issue of RED Magazine. You can’t see it yet, but the future just…
Snowmaking stretches ski season. But is it sustainable?
It’s the first rule of skiing and riding: You need snow. And when Mother Nature is stingy in providing the…
Theatre costumes enter a new dimension
Costume-making for theatre hasn’t changed much since electric sewing machines were invented over 100 years ago. Patterns are drafted on…
Made in Denver: Reloptix VR eyewear
Editor’s note: Throughout fall, RED’s Made in Denver series will highlight Mile High business owners who graduated from MSU Denver programs. At…