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CSU weather radar expert knighted by government of Finland
Chandra, right, at the insignia ceremony with Ambassador Kirsti Kauppi and Walter Dabberdt. Credit: Embassy of Finland For contributing to technical expertise through research collaborations with the...
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ECE professorship awarded to smart grid researcher Sid Suryanarayanan
Associate Professor Sid Suryanarayanan, inaugural recipient of the ECE Rhoden Professorship, works with a student at the Engines and Energy Conversion Laboratory. Last year, the Department of...
View ArticleJuggling is creative outlet for engineering freshman Sarah Earl
A trip to the grocery store with Sarah Earl could get interesting. Oranges? Apples? All she wants to do is start juggling (she usually holds back). The freshman electrical engineering major and...
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CSU honors Menoni and Rocca as Distinguished Alumni Employees
Electrical and Computer Engineering Professors Jorge Rocca and Carmen Menoni were honored as Distinguished Alumni Employees. What a journey it has been for Electrical and Computer Engineering...
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Fluorescent holography: Upending the world of biological imaging
Spatiotemporal modulations of illumination intensity in the CHIRPT microscope are achieved by imaging a spinning modulation mask to the focal plane of the microscope. A spatial filter placed in the...
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Deep underground, smartphones can save miners’ lives
Editor’s note: Sudeep Pasricha, associate professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science at Colorado State University, wrote the following article for The Conversation, an...
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Rockwell-Anderson engineering professorship goes to Sudeep Pasricha
Sudeep Pasricha, associate professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and a Monfort Professor, has received the Rockwell-Anderson Professorship. Pasricha is also director of the...
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Antolin, Menoni named fellows of American Association for the Advancement of...
Two Colorado State University faculty members, Michael Antolin and Carmen Menoni, have been elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Election as a AAAS fellow is...
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Stephen Milton Named 2017 IEEE Fellow
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has named Colorado State University Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Stephen Milton one of its 2017 Fellows for his...
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Recreating conditions inside stars with compact lasers
The energy density contained in the center of a star is higher than we can imagine – many billions of atmospheres, compared with the 1 atmosphere of pressure we live with here on Earth’s surface....
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Radar gift to enhance weather research and education at Colorado State...
Professor Chandra (far right) and a previous generation of students with the CSU-CHILL radar facility in Greeley. The C-band radar gift from Vaisala will provide many faculty and future generations of...
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Bright lights, big science: Joel Williams helping unleash some of the world’s...
Joel Williams, a graduate student in electrical engineering, is spending the next few months at Los Alamos National Laboratory working on the design of an X-ray free-electron laser. The...
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ISTeC Distinguished Lecturers
At Colorado State University this spring, four renowned computer science and engineering educators will be speaking as part of the ISTeC Distinguished Lecture Series. These lectures will cover topics...
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A traffic cop for the cell surface: Illuminating a basic biological process
A superresolution movie of membrane proteins interacting with the actin network (red), showing trajectories of individual ion channels in the cell membrane (green). On the surfaces of our trillions of...
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Noise created by humans is pervasive in US protected areas
Video by Ron Bend/Colorado State University Next time you go for a walk in the woods, pay attention to the sounds you hear: the flow of a river, wind through the trees, singing birds, bugling elk....
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E-Days preview: Brewing technology on a small-batch scale
The Gifford Building is home to CSU’s Fermentation Science and Technology program. Known as the Napa Valley of Beer, Colorado has no shortage of craft breweries. Fort Collins is no exception, and with...
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CSU engineering students tapped to help install brewing equipment
Jeff Callaway, left, associate director of the Fermentation Science and Technology Program, with some of the engineering students who are helping set up equipment in the new teaching brewery at the...
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EcoCAR 3 secures top-8 finishes and sportsmanship award at Year Three...
The CSU EcoCAR 3 team took 11th place overall at the Year Three Competition in Milford, Michigan and Washington, D.C. The CSU Vehicle Innovation Team brought their Aggie Orange Camaro with them to...
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Notaros named Fellow of Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society
Branislav Notaros, (center), has been named a Fellow of the Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society. Branislav Notaros, professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and...
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Researchers designing an instrument to identify uranium, atoms at a time
An extreme ultraviolet mass spectrometer in Carmen Menoni’s lab. The new instrument supported through the Department of Homeland Security will build on this existing technology, but will employ a...
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