September 2026
Research Partnerships Feature
SuviCa advances SVC112 toward first-in-human clinical trials
Following a Type B pre-IND interaction, the FDA provided positive feedback supporting the program's path toward an IND submission and first-in-human clinical study.
Wyatt Shields receives Army Young Investigator Award to advance programmable microrobots
Associate Professor C. Wyatt Shields IV (Chemical and Biological Engineering) has received the Army Research Office's Young Investigator award to advance a new generation of programmable microscopic robots.
Faculty Spotlight
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering expands research capabilities at the intersection of engineering, biology and sustainability
The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (ChBE) at ñ is welcoming two accomplished researchers whose work spans bio-inspired engineering and sustainable energy storage.
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$37.5M NSF award aims to define new quantum frontiers, take technology from lab to field
The U.S. National Science Foundation, through its Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes, is investing in the next phase of ñ and its partners’ work to advance quantum science research and engineering.
How ñ is shaping the mission to return humans to the moon
NASA has appointed LASP planetary scientist Paul Hayne to the Artemis lunar surface geology team. Hayne will help guide future astronauts as they explore the moon’s south polar region.
Get a front-row seat to CU's next big ideas competing for more than $1M in awards
At this year’s Lab Venture Challenge, judges from Venture Partners at ñ’s entrepreneurial network will hear Shark Tank-style pitches across two nights, one for physical sciences and another for biosciences.
ñ researchers develop tiny surface vibrations that could cut aircraft drag and fuel use
The team's complementary advances—dubbed “super resonance” and “scatterless interference”—allow subsurface vibrations to work across a wider range of frequencies and larger areas than earlier designs allowed.
