Going Deep for Far-Out Life
Subsurface life forms that don’t need the Sun may hold the key to understanding the possibility of...
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Tag: research
Eye Tracking System May Aid Robotic Surgeries
Colorado School of Mines Mechanical Engineering assistant professor Xiaoli Zhang and graduate...
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Modeling a Beetle’s Impact on Water Systems
Associate Professor Reed Maxwell is concerned about the effect the lodgepole massacre will have on the headwaters of the Colorado and South Platte rivers, and is using hydrologic modeling to search for solutions.
Read MoreMines Teams with Children’s Hospital
Some day children with growth plate injuries could avoid deformities, children with cystic fibrosis could have better treatments, and children with birth defects could grow new bone, thanks to a new collaboration between the...
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The Opening of Marquez Hall Crowns a Year of Bests
A record year in giving, highest-ever SAT scores for an incoming class, more research funding than in any previous year, on-campus recruiting reaching an all-time high, new athletic achievements, and an unprecedented pace of new construction: At the start of its 138th year, Mines can lay claim to a remarkable list of accomplishments.
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Technology to Help Amputees Gain Better Mobility
Anne Silverman, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Mines, wants to help change this,...
Read MoreReinventing the Nation’s Urban Water System
Most current urban water systems were designed and built in the first half of the 20th century and are ill-prepared to cope with the impacts of climate change, population growth and ecosystem demands. On top of that, the infrastructure is deteriorating.
Read MoreAnnette L. Bunge: Professor Emerita, Chemical and Biological Engineering
Twenty-five years ago, a colleague mentioned to Annette Bunge that dermatologists at the University of Utah were finding strange results in their study of chemicals moving through skin. Boldly crossing the discipline barrier,...
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BP Oil Spill Prompts Hydrate Research
Research taking place at the Mines Hydrate Center could shed light on processes never before observed for avoiding another disaster like the April 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon rupture.
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Worth His Weight in Platinum
Following his nomination for the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, Ryan O’Hayre ’99 explains how his fuel cell research can change the way we power our lives.
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Taking the Waste Out of Wastewater
Jorg Drewes was talking about water quality, a favorite topic, when the Mines Park student housing...
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NSF Funds Renewable Energy Materials Research Center at Mines with $9.3 Million
Colorado School of Mines has been awarded $9.3 million by the National Science Foundation to...
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Solar Conversion Research Center
Mines has been officially named part of the Center for Revolutionary Solar Photoconversion (CRSP),...
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Water Works
A new research center at Mines is helping to develop technological solutions to the growing scarcity of water in the arid West. By developing enhanced water purification technologies, previously untapped water resources could become usable.
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Current Issue: Winter 2025
