Ch.7, Denver: Colorado State University assistant professor Jude Bayham led the expert research group, which examined “mobility patterns,” or the broad patterns of how Coloradans move around, using cell phone data from Mapbox and SafeGraph.
Ch. 4, Denver:In her five years at Colorado State University, Dr. Amy MacNeill has worked with infectious diseases countless times, donning her lab coat and mask.
Ch. 4, Denver: “People responded pretty dramatically to the risk of COVID-19 and to the stay at home orders,” said Jude Bayham, Assistant Professor in the Department of Ag Economics at Colorado State University.
Coloradoan: Graduation weekend has been anything but normal at Colorado State University.
Ch. 4, Denver: Colorado State University President Joyce McConnell said on-campus learning is expected to resume in August. In a letter to students and families, McConnell said she is working with public health experts, faculty and students to determine the …
Colorado Independent: Accounting for the federal money and the state cuts, higher education institutions are facing a roughly 5% reduction next year in how much they will have available to them, said Henry Sobanet, Colorado State University System chief financial …
Ch. 4, Denver: Dr. Rebecca Ruch-Gallie, a veterinarian with Colorado State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital, joined CBSN Denver to discuss the concerns of anxiety among animals. She said it’s possible for pets to develop separation anxiety as their humans head …
World Economic Forum: Written by Written by Sebastian Troëng, Executive Vice President, Field Delivery, Conservation International, Bogotá, Colombia; Edward Barbier, University Distinguished Professor, Department of Economics, Colorado State University; Carlos Manuel Rodríguez , Minister of Environment and Energy, Costa Rica
Ch. 4, Denver: “I mean in science we want to be very cautious. All of the evidence from WHO and CDC and every expert in the field says it is essentially no,” says post-doctoral research scientist Emily Gallichotte. She is …
USA Today: “These wet markets are really perfectly conducive to spillover events, because you have so many different species coming in – you have wild species interacting with domestic species,” said George Wittemyer, an associate professor of wildlife and conservation …
