AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAutonomous Vehicles: Waymo’s Denver launch has exposed a gap in Colorado law: police can ticket driverless cars for parking, but not moving violations. State lawmakers plan to address enforcement in 2027. Aerospace: Lockheed Martin plans to add up to 1,250 jobs in Colorado over four years, including roles in cybersecurity and software engineering. Research Funding: CU Boulder expects to spend $60.4 million less on research next year as federal funding falters, putting grant-funded researchers’ jobs and labs under pressure. New Materials: CU Boulder researchers developed light-responsive tattoo inks that can change color or fade; their safety for general human use remains undetermined. Field Science: A biologist studying tarantulas has found an unusually rich research site in southeastern Colorado, where many questions about the spiders remain unanswered. Water and Snow: Aspen Snowmass says insulated blankets preserved about 85% of stored snow through summer, potentially avoiding the need for millions of gallons of water to make replacement snow.
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