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The NIH awarded chemistry professor, Dr. Scott Reed , a grant to develop cutting-edge chemoinformatic tools aimed at understanding genetic factors behind adverse drug reactions (ADRs). This pharmacogenomics project seeks specifically to illuminate genetic interactions that drugs and their metabolites may have, which could inadvertently cause "off-target" side effects. The...

Six graduate students: Vaz Ganuschchak, Meghan Thompson, Pat Hall, Erika Jermé, Hannah Larsen, and Haorui Guo, completing their masters' degrees in Applied Geography and Geospatial Science presented their community project to the Wheat Ridge City Council. The project, Map-based Decision Support Tools for the 2J Initiative , focused on the...

The Political Science Department recently hired an exciting new Director for the New Directions Graduate program focused on Public, Non-Profit, and Community Leadership, Robin Kniech. Robin was an at-large Denver City Council member for 12 years (through July 2023), where she became a leader in affordable housing policy and worked...

The research team at USA TODAY Homefront analyzed affordable housing statistics and data from organizations associated with homeownership.

Why Life-Changing Scholarship Opportunities at CU Denver Were Only the Beginning for Scott Cao ’17

As part of CLAS's A.I. initiative, David Hildebrand will be developing a course entitled "A.I. Ethics" (working title). The course will examine the facts and ethical challenges of algorithms and A.I. as it affects a variety of sectors in society. Since 2020, Hildebrand has written and presented numerous articles, chapters,...

The piece is called Dear Alice, and it takes the form of a letter written to Nicole's high school English teacher, whose husband murdered Nicole's father.

MA student, Nikketa Burges, repurposed her final paper for an ethnographic theory class into a powerful piece published in Deceleration.

With this new center, the University of Colorado joins the ranks of Johns Hopkins University, The University of California, New York University, Ohio State University, and others with research facilities dedicated to investigating psychedelics.