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To date, the Student Dust Counter (SDC) remains NASA’s only planetary science instrument designed and built almost entirely by students. Students still operate the instrument today.

Startup teams pitched innovations to an audience of investors, entrepreneurs and fellow researchers. The showcase featured ventures developing breakthrough solutions in health, energy, aerospace and more.

“Working with Xairos was an incredible experience because I got to see startup culture and be involved in a project applying quantum optics,” said Andrew Nguyen, a senior majoring in physics with a quantum engineering minor. “It's rewarding to see physics from the classroom being used in the real world.”

The center—a new resource on the forefront of an evolving landscape in national and global space exploration—is designed for original research; discussion and debate on space policy issues; and educational programming.

Venture Partners at CU Boulder has announced the first recipients of a new translational funding program designed to advance promising, early-stage therapeutics with strong commercial potential.

Led by Professor Evan Thomas, the Mortenson Center's innovative approach combines engineering, data science and climate finance to design safe water systems that not only function but endure.

Federal funding cuts in the billions have impacted dozens of universities in the U.S. Read from Massimo Ruzzene, CU Boulder's senior vice chancellor for research and innovation, on The Conversation.

Rich Wobbekind and Brian Lewandowski of the Leeds School of Business discuss the impacts of national policy changes, tariffs, and inflation on both the U.S. and Colorado.