Unlock the power of accessibility in your documents and presentations! Please join CU Denver’s Accessibility Operations Team for a day of presentations on accessibility within documents and presentations. Our special guests, the CU Boulder Digital Accessibility Office (DAO), frame digital accessibility from this standpoint: “all people should have the opportunity...
CU Denver will once again acknowledge our hard-working, talented staff with five campus-wide excellence awards this spring. Please nominate staff members and share this opportunity widely within your school, college or unit.
The CLAS Staff Council invites your nominations for outstanding CLAS Staff to be recognized for excellence in service and engagement on behalf of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
What do you do with a major in French? Or philosophy, history, or English? This is the question at the heart of all the challenges that now bedevil liberal-arts departments on campuses across the country, a problem once dubbed the “translation chasm.”
AI Compass for Campus: Navigating the New Realities of Teaching Join this engaging three-part virtual workshop series featuring leading experts on AI and education. Workshop Overview February 7, 2025 : Explore AI’s transformative impact on higher education, equity, and climate with acclaimed futurist Bryan Alexander. March 17, 2025 : Discover...
Dr. Troy Butler and co-authors published their article, "Sequential Maximal Updated Density Parameter Estimation for Dynamical Systems With Parameter Drift," in the International Journal for Numerical Methods. The article presents a novel method for generating sequential parameter estimates and quantifying epistemic uncertainty in dynamical systems within a data-consistent framework. The...
The POKY team, led by Prof. Woonghee Lee in the Chemistry department (right in photo), proudly announces the publication of their article “A-SIMA/A-MAP: A Comprehensive Toolkit for NMR-based Metabolomics Analysis” in the journal Metabolomics. This groundbreaking work introduces two innovative computational tools—A-SIMA (Advanced-Software for Interactive Metabolite Analysis) and A-MAP (A...
Isabel Corona Guevara’s remarkable talk, “Data-driven surrogate modeling using sparse Bayesian machine learning with applications to uncertainty quantification,” has earned her a prestigious award from the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science for an outstanding research presentation at the 2024 National Diversity in STEM Conference in...
During public comments Thursday, Molly Rose Merkert, a University of Colorado Denver graduate student in the historical preservation program, spoke against the project, saying the canopy looks like a “spaceship.” “This alien structure will obstruct the continuity of the promenade, diminishing the power of the colonnades and destroying the intended...