“Wow! Bad news this morning,” said Scott Denning, an atmospheric science professor at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo., and a member of the team that planned to analyze data from the satellite. “We put years into getting ready …
“Wow! Bad news this morning,” said Scott Denning, an atmospheric science professor at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo., and a member of the team that planned to analyze data from the satellite. “We put years into getting ready …
Researchers on the satellite team are pushing NASA to do that, said Graeme Stephens, a Colorado State University professor who worked on the project.
Researchers on the satellite team are pushing NASA to do that, said Graeme Stephens, a Colorado State University professor who worked on the project. The project was nine years in the making, and the mission was supposed to last two …
Researchers on the satellite team are pushing NASA to do that, said Graeme Stephens, a Colorado State University professor who worked on the project. The project was nine years in the making, and the mission was supposed to last two …
At Colorado State University, nonresident applications are up slightly, from 6,239 to 6,416 over this time last year.
Colorado State University scientists were supposed to lead a project using data from the satellite to determine how carbon dioxide is absorbed by Earth, and what the effect would be on climate change if the absorption tapers off or stops.
“Wow! Bad news this morning,” said Scott Denning, an atmospheric science professor at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo., and a member of the team that planned analyze data from the satellite. “We put years into getting ready for …
Scientists at Colorado State University had worked six years on the mathematical software essential to the recording of carbon sources and sinks via a spectrograph.
“We are what we eat, so that’s going to be a huge piece of keeping them healthy,” said Rebecca Ruch-Gallie with the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
