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Professor takes literature off the page and into the real world.

A monumental flood gives CU-Boulder researchers a rare opportunity to study the effects of extreme weather on erosion.

One-woman performances are a 鈥渃ombo platter鈥� of media styles.

Groundbreaking prosthetics research helps wounded veterans get back on their feet.

CU-Boulder students helm an ambitious NASA space weather mission.

Researchers aim for speedier techniques to analyze cellular processes.

Improved wind forecasts aim to bolster power grid efficiencies.

Coordinated community programs in Montbello promote positive youth development.

Two CU-Boulder alumni explore the market possibilities for shape-shifting plastic.

CU-Boulder research, teaching and creative work often span the boundaries of campus.