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Joined December 2011
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
What if you could use biology to produce light instead of electricity?
@CUEngineering researchers and collaborators have unveiled a new technology that could make it possible. ↓
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
A new discovery by @cuengineering and @columbia could help turn construction waste into building materials with lower environmental impact.
The key ingredient? A compound that gives ice cream a creamier texture. 🍦
Learn more. ↓
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
An ingredient that gives ice cream a creamier texture could make natural earthen materials like clay and sand easier to 3D-print into durable structures, according to new research led by @CUEngineering scientists.
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
Concerns about shortages of interceptor missiles in the conflict between the U.S. and Iran highlight the challenges of defending against missiles and drones.
Read from @CUEngineering expert Iain Boyd on @ConversationUS ↓ bit.ly/4d9i0o3
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
Traditional rabies vaccines are challenging to administer in regions that lack electricity or specialized cold storage equipment.
@CUEngineering scientists have discovered a new way to keep these shots viable at warmer temperatures ↓
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
In parts of the southern Colorado River Basin, snowpack has dropped to less than one-third of normal. Should people be worried about water shortages?
Learn from @CUEngineering expert Ben Livneh ↓
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
.@CUEngineering expert Alia Khan is integrating field-based biogeochemical analysis with NASA’s next-gen satellite sensors to quantify how biological algae blooms, mineral dust and wildfire smoke darken the Greenland Ice Sheet and accelerate its melt. bit.ly/42i4fwl
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
Join us March 24 for the NAE Regional Meeting @CUBoulder exploring Quantum & Space: The Next Frontier! 🪐
Key topics include:
🔹 Quantum technologies in space
🔹 Space benefiting from quantum advancements
🔹 Developing quantum for space
Register: ow.ly/LWGp50YpT5s
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
The 5th annual Not-a-Boring Student Competition is almost here!
120+ students from 8 universities across 3 countries are making final machine preparations before coming to Bastrop, TX in March to compete and see who can beat the snail!
The 8 finalists are:
@TheBoringIllini from @uofigrainger
@CU_Hyperloop from @CUEngineering
@TAMUDigEmAggies from @TAMUEngineering
@DiggeridoosVT from @virginia_tech
@Penn_Hyperloop from @PennEngineers
Smith Engineering Hyperloop from @SmithEngQueens
@TalpaUPV from @UPV
@uatxcavators from @uaustinorg
If you're a college student interested in starting a Not-a-Boring Competition team of your own, reach out to [email protected].
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
At @CUEngineering, researchers are pioneering plasma tunnel technology to simulate planetary atmospheres. This work enables engineers to test heat-resistant materials and improved steering capabilities, ensuring greater protection for space explorers.
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
A new device by @CUEngineering and @CUAnschutz is capable of measuring the quality of red blood cells — and can fit in the palm of your hand.
Learn how this ‘lab on a chip’ could revolutionize blood transfusions ↓
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
CU Boulder alumna Dr. Laura Stiles (AeroEngr MS'11, PhD'13), the director of New Shepard Launch Operations at @blueorigin, will be joining the NS-38 mission tomorrow as the new sixth crew member!
More via Blue Origin ↓
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@CUBoulderAlumni @CUEngineering
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
A @CUEngineering team has developed an advanced surface acoustic wave phonon laser — a #quantum device that uses tiny vibrations to process signals — which could help wireless devices, like your smartphone, become faster and more energy efficient.
bit.ly/4jG7tBE
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
One day, microrobots could deliver drugs to hard-to-reach places in your body.
@CUEngineering researchers have created tiny “active particles” that change shape and self-propel in response to electrical fields.
Learn how the particles work ↓
bit.ly/3LsNsC7
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
You're invited! Campus celebrations of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will take place Jan. 15-20. The keynote will feature Ibram X. Kendi, leading anti-racist scholar and bestselling author.
Register in advance for the keynote ↓
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CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
CU Advisory: Downed trees and limbs reported around campus. Report downed trees, facilities impacts to OCC: 303-492-5522.
The Mountain Research Station and NW corner of main campus along University between Broadway and 17th are without power.
Updates on alerts.colorado.edu
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
CU URGENT ALERT: #CUBoulder has issued an Administrative Closure for Friday, Dec. 19, due to forecasted high winds, planned power outages and high fire danger. Visit alerts.colorado.edu for more information. Stay safe, Buffs.
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
CU Advisory: Wind gusts reaching up to 90 MPH to last through 5 p.m. Power outages on campus include:
-Williams Village
-Buildings along University Ave between Broadway and 17th
Report downed trees & facilities impacts on campus to OCC, 303-492-5522.
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
CU URGENT ALERT: CU Boulder has issued an Administrative Closure for Wednesday, December 17, 2025, due to forecasted high winds and planned power outages in Boulder County. All classes, including online (asynchronous) classes, are canceled. Visit alerts.colorado.edu.
CU Boulder Engineering 🦬 retweeted
CU ADVISORY: High winds may impact campus and the surrounding area tomorrow, Dec. 17. CU Boulder is monitoring potential operational impacts to campus. Learn more at alerts.colorado.edu #cowx









