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Ryan Heiland invented a system for keeping the lawns green without synthetic fertilizers at CU-Boulder.

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There are a variety of support resources for CU-Boulder students facing academic probation, including the Bounce Back program.

Visit labs at the University of Colorado Boulder with some of the world's best lasers to find out what technical innovations JILA has brought to modern society.

CU-Boulder Music major Michael Ochoa describes how his CU-Boulder Esteemed Scholars scholarship is helping him realize his potential at CU-Boulder.
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Researchers at CU Boulder used brain imaging to find a highly accurate test for fibromyalgia. This neurological disorder is characterized by muscular skeletal pain, fatigue, memory and mood disorders. Because symptoms are so varied, people afflicted with the disorder are often not believed.

Aerobics, club activities, intramural sports & rock wall climbing are just some of the ways you can stay active and pursue your passions outside of the classroom here at CU Boulder.

Managing construction of CU-Boulder's Solar Decathlon house has provided civil engineering masters candidate Toby Lewis with valuable real-world experience.

Junior Razan Naqeeb tutors high school students. Sophomore Bryant Mason works on community gardens and local food issues. These are just a few examples of how CU students are engaged in their communities.

CU-Boulder joins a national effort to map the heavens in three dimensions as part of Sloan Digital Sky Survey and will be seeking undergraduate and graduate students to help wrangle "big data." Researchers will use images and information collected with the 2.5 meter Sloan telescope at the Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico to learn more about the structure and evolution of the universe, including quasars -- super-massive black holes surrounded by spiraling disks of gas that turn on from time to time to snatch and devour stars and galaxies.

Mark Arnoldy's thesis at the University of Colorado Boulder considers whether a special kind of peanut butter could be the answer to hunger in Nepal.

CU Boulder students talk about the unique benefits of internships with Earth Lab, a key component of CU Boulder’s “Grand Challenge: Our Space. Our Future.” initiative. Earth Lab accelerates discovery and generates insights about the pace and pattern of global environmental change through the integration of Earth observations from space-, aero-, and ground-based platforms. Learn more about the Grand Challenge at www.colorado.edu/grandchallenge.

If the Greenland Ice Sheet completely melted, global sea level could rise seven feet. CIRES director Konrad Steffen, one of the world's leading experts on climate change and its effects in Greenland, shares his arctic images and insights.

Freshman Emma Oosterhous describes how her CU-Boulder Esteemed Scholars scholarship is helping her stay connected to her family while she studies linguistics at CU- Boulder.
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What does it take to win a Nobel Prize? It turns out that a sense of humor helps. Meet some of the extraordinary scientists behind one of the University of Colorado Boulder's renowned joint institutes, JILA.