Wired: The gadget runs a pair of tests designed by Colorado State University physiologist Brian Tracy, an expert in motor control and the detection of movement.

Feedstuffs: The consortium is composed of the following initial founding members: California State University-Fresno, Colorado State University, Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute at the University of Nebraska (DWFI), Irrigation Assn. (IA), Jain Irrigation, Kansas State Research & Extension at …

New York Daily News: That call from an NFL team never came during the seven rounds of the draft this past weekend, but Golditch, the Colorado State lineman and survivor of the Aurora theater shooting, didn’t remain a free agent …

Denver Post: The state is home to four highly ranked university bioscience programs: CU Boulder, CU Denver, Colorado State University and the University of Denver. Technology that starts at the university level typically splinters off to form its own company …

Newsweek: Scientists at Colorado State University have developed a new material that can be recycled over and over again, and could, one day, provide a sustainable alternative to plastics.

Vickie Bajtelsmit, professor of Finance and Real Estate and Academic Director of the Master of Finance Program at Colorado State University.

Denver Business Journal: Cordero spoke during a panel at Colorado State University’s first “Water in the West” symposium, linked to the university’s plan to build a Water Resources Center at the new National Western Center on the grounds of the …

Channel 9, Denver: Study after study after study has shown bee populations are dwindling. So Colorado State University has dedicated a lot of time to helping bees survive and is now being recognized for it. It is now a certified …

Fence Post: The crowd was massive, the horses outstanding at Colorado State University’s 13th Annual Legends of Ranching Performance Horse Sale. Even the sloppy weather at the April 21 event at B.W. Pickett Equine Center didn’t dampen bidders’ enthusiasm for …

Durango Herald: The two-day symposium, sponsored by Colorado State University and held at the McNichols Civic Center Building, was opened by former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack. It featured a forum of gubernatorial candidates who talked about water issues.