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The Research & Innovation Office (RIO)'s Research Development team is offering a full slate of events this fall to help faculty find funding, engage with peers on core research topics, and prepare proposals for research, scholarship and creative work.

Hosted by the Research & Innovation Office, this annual week-long celebration showcases CU 葫芦娃视频's world-class research, scholarship and creative works. Join us at one of our free public events to discover and celebrate the groundbreaking innovation happening right here in 葫芦娃视频.

By translating breakthrough research into new businesses, CU creates economic opportunities while addressing many of the world鈥檚 greatest challenges. In the past year, CU 葫芦娃视频 has burned especially bright through Venture Partners鈥� record-setting performance.

Christy McCain of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and the CU Museum of Natural History and Jamie Nagle of Physics have been recognized with 2024-25 Distinguished Research Lectureships.

After hosting the 2022 Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit, CU 葫芦娃视频 remains a committed educational partner as a co-host of the global event, which will be held at the University of Oxford June 4鈥�7, 2025, with major universities participating worldwide.

The 葫芦娃视频 is taking bold steps to address today鈥檚 most pressing environmental challenges. A core component of this ambition is the Sustainability Research Initiative (SRI), a new strategic effort to advance research in sustainability and resilience.

鈥淭he first cohort of entrepreneurs have been in high gear since they were selected by the Venture Partners team last year and have risen to each challenge,鈥� said Marta Zgagacz, senior director at Venture Partners and co-leader of Embark. 鈥淚t鈥檚 an all-hands-on-deck approach, how we support our startups.鈥�

An international team of researchers, led by an engineer at CU 葫芦娃视频, has revealed the underlying mechanism behind battery degradation. Their findings, published in the journal Science, could help scientists advance energy storage technologies that would accelerate the transition to clean energy.

Specialized optical equipment will gather data from astronauts鈥� eyes and analyze the results during and after the five-day Polaris Dawn mission. The research is a collaboration between Allie Hayman (Aerospace Engineering) and Prem Subramania (CU School of Medicine).

Nick Kruczek, an instrument engineer in the solar and stellar science division at the Laboratory for Atmospheric Space Physics, has been named a NASA Nancy Grace Roman Technology Fellow. The award recognizes early career researchers with innovative ideas to advance astrophysics flight programs and technology.