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A ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ Boulder planetary scientist is this year’s recipient of the Richard H. Emmons award for "extraordinary teaching"

While research suggests that most people are productive for a maximum of four hours a day, the style for how one manages those four hours can vary widely. Here are some tips to make your four-hour workday productive.

Are you a procrastinator who suffers from writing anxiety? Are you having trouble dedicating time to writing your dissertation? The Graduate School has two tips for you.

Construction of a new integrative physiology building reached a literal apex Thursday, as the final steel beam was ceremoniously signed and laid atop the new structure. A formal topping-off event was held at the site, home to a new $21.8 million expansion of the Ramaley Biology Building.

Getting humans back to the moon is one thing. Jack Burns and other ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ scientists are asking, "How can we stay?" As the United States prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary, on July 20, of Neil Armstrong’s first lunar step, the nation is again getting serious about going back.

Beginning as early as fall 2020, the College of Engineering and Applied Science will offer new bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in biomedical engineering.

Publishing is a crucial component of research, but most academics would rather talk about their sex life than their writing problems. Get writing tips culled from decades of research.

¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ Boulder is offering a newly structured program for undergraduates interested in getting a bachelor’s and master’s degree in an accelerated amount of time.

The second annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition was held at the Graduate School in February. Using only one slide, competitors were challenged to describe their research in three minutes to a panel of judges and an audience from the community.

Finishing up papers, projects and exams can feel overwhelming as the spring semester nears its end. Fortunately, the campus libraries have resources and services that can help.