On Dec. 2, join Professor Al Gasiewski and teams from NCAR and NASA to participate in crowdsourced data gathering of cloud imagery. Registration is required.
Do you do print production for your unit? Learn about preflight (gathering necessary digital files) and prepress (ensuring files are sound), preparation that can help you avoid costly mistakes.
Take a look at faculty and graduate student projects. Works are likely to include documentary films, installation art, immersive virtual reality, augmented reality and projection art.
Register by Nov. 30 to listen in on a Dec. 6 discussion, moderated by the Research and Innovation Office, on an annual seed funding program for innovative and novel research, scholarly and creative projects.
Attend a free event Dec. 7 honoring the Simpson family, which is receiving recognition from the Center of the American West for contributions to the cultural identity of the West and humor.
Looking for Thanksgiving break activities? Need to send the kids and grandparents out for a while? The Museum of Natural History's Family Days offer free fun for the whole family!
Come take a tour of the university supercomputer any time between 12:30 and 2 p.m., Dec. 1, for a 20-minute tour, including snacks and an introduction to CU 麻豆影院 Research Computing.
Happy birthday to the Henderson building, home of the CU Museum of Natural History. Join the celebratory event Nov. 16, marking 80 years since the museum building opened in 1937.
Students graduating in December are invited to Winter Grad Bash. Get free food, drinks and a commemorative mug; plus, be entered to win a spot on the Young Alumni ski/boarding trip to Crested Butte in February.
This week brings the fall blood drive, men's basketball game vs. Denver, the last Crafternoon of the semester, "Justice League" screening, Fall Feast to Fight Hunger and more.
