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In 2017, CU Boulder engineers turned glass microspheres into a 50-microliter film; 10 to 20 square meters of it could help cool a family-sized house

A team of researchers has developed a groundbreaking thin film that cools surfaces without the need for electricity or water. By employing minute glass spheres coupled with a reflective silver layer, this innovative material effectively bounces sunlight away. A small application of this film on roofs can significantly reduce the…

The Economic Times

How slashing university research grants impacts Colorado’s economy and national innovation – a CU Boulder administrator explains

The Trump administration has been freezing or reducing federal grants to universities across the country.

The Conversation

NOAA’s vast public weather data powers the local forecasts on your phone and TV – a private company alone couldn’t match it

When a hurricane or tornado starts to form, your local weather forecasters can quickly pull up maps tracking its movement and showing where it’s headed. But have you ever wondered where they get all that information?

The Conversation

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University Student Expelled After 'Accidentally' Stabbing Ex-Boyfriend Sues School for Violating Her Civil Rights

CU Boulder is being sued by a former student who alleges that her expulsion was biased and that her rights were violated after she accidentally stabbed her ex.

Latin Times

Sunflowers’ Dance Moves Inspire Collective Growth Strategy, Reveals Study ‌

Research from Tel Aviv University and CU Boulder uncovers how sunflowers 'dance' to optimize light exposure and growth in dense environments.‌ ‌

Zenger

Young adults who started vaping as teens still can't shake the habit

Teen vaping is trending downwards these days. But data from Colorado and around the country show the generation that made Juul cool is still hooked on nicotine.

WEKU

"Pseudonymity Is Unavailable" When "Plaintiffs Seek to Gag Sexual Assault Accusers"

From Levy v. Shuster (né Doe v. Roe), handed down Nov. 28 but just unsealed yesterday, following the expiration of plaintiff's time to appeal: Background. According to the allegations in the First Amended Complaint and Jury Demand …, Plaintiff and Defendant dated for nearly a year while enrolled at Tulane…

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How do animals get their spots and stripes? Scientists reveal new theory

Have scientists finally cracked the code on what causes spots and stripes on animals?

The Independent UK

Colorado to Leave Pac-12 to Return to Big 12 in 2024

After 13 years in the Pac-12, Colorado is heading back to the conference it helped establish.

Sports Illustrated

No Pseudonymity for #TheyLied Plaintiff Suing for Libel and Invasion of Privacy Over Rape Accusations

From Judge Nina Wang yesterday in Doe v. Roe (D. Colo.); note that I filed an objection to plaintiff's motion for pseudonymity: According to the allegations in the Complaint …, Plaintiff and Defendant dated for nearly a year while enrolled at Tulane University …. After their relationship ended in October…

Reason

Twenty-six years after JonBenét Ramsey’s murder, her hometown braces for a fresh wave of morbid tourism

Locals in Boulder have accepted that their town will forever be associated with the 1996 murder of six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey. As Colorado authorities re-examine the unsolved case, the community hopes for answers - but expects the wild theories surrounding the case to persist, writes Sheila Flynn

The Independent UK

CU Boulder conservatives doing damage control after John Eastman’s stint on campus

DENVER — Alan Kahan was hired into a position at the University of Colorado Boulder that left him cleaning up the mess of his predecessor.

The Denver Post

Business confidence collapsing in Colorado as recession fears mount

Confidence among Colorado business leaders has plunged, with one in five now saying the U.S. economy has already entered a recession and nearly three in five expecting the downturn to arrive sometime next year, according to the latest Leeds Business Confidence Index from the University of Colorado Boulder.

The Denver Post

Moon Rivers: Lunar Volcanoes Formed Vast Slabs Of Ice On Moon, Scientists Say

The moon could contain massive slabs of ice at its north and south poles formed from the steam of vast ancient volcanoes, according to new research.

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John Eastman used CU email account to send advice on challenging Pa.'s 2020 election results

John Eastman, a lawyer who represented Donald Trump following the president’s 2020 election loss, used his University of Colorado email account while serving as a visiting professor in Boulder to advise a Pennsylvania lawmaker on how to challenge that state’s electors, according to records submitted to Congress.

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