Researchers at Colorado State University are onto something that could have international health implications. They say clams could become a new tool for tracking the avian flu.

Bamboo — it could be the new cotton, if a Colorado State University expert in textile chemistry has his way.

This summer, scientists from Colorado State University will fly to Vietnam, place fresh-water clams in strategic waterways and see whether the mollusks have absorbed the H5N1 avian flu virus into their systems.

“We all know there are all kinds of demands people make on water,” said Cafaro, a Colorado State University philosophy professor. “It’s nice when we try to pay attention to keeping enough water in the streams for nature’s purpose.”

“We feel we know what the LEED standards are” and how to evaluate and interpret them, says Brian Chase, facilities director at Colorado State University.

Colorado State University at Fort Collins will shoot for LEED gold standards in some $400-million in construction now planned, but the university will not seek certification on any of it. Brian Chase, director of facilities at Colorado State, says the …

Colorado State University astronomy professor Roger Culver clues you in on what’s happening in the night sky.

Another newcomer to the top 10 is Fort Collins. With a metro area population of 282,000, it is one of the smaller places on our list. Fort Collins is home to Colorado State University, which is the area’s largest employer …

The 1997 study by oncologists from Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine also provided knowledge of some other foods to avoid.

The new inkjet-based method developed by researchers at the Department of Chemistry at Colorado State University relied on a FUJIFILM Dimatix DMP-2800 Materials Printer to quantify the optimal proportions and deposition conditions of promising new metal oxides by precision-printing controlled …