AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBioplastics: Colorado-based Sustainable Chemicals is pushing a federally supported polymer technology toward market, aiming to make biopolymer products more scalable and competitive with conventional plastics. Space Research: Boulder’s Space Science Institute researcher Kate Su and colleagues used the James Webb Space Telescope to study dusty young star systems. Their findings suggest the dust can reveal whether planetary collisions vaporized rock or were less violent. Colorado Ecology: A CU Boulder archaeologist says moose lived in Colorado long before their 1970s reintroduction, drawing on animal remains and historical and Indigenous records. Fusion Funding: A Denver-based fusion group received a $30.5 million U.S. Department of Energy award. Public-Safety AI: Boulder’s police and fire dispatch center has launched an AI assistant for non-emergency calls. Higher Education: CU Denver received approval to pursue a degree-granting campus in Hyderabad, with computing, engineering and analytics among the planned programs. The first cohort is expected in 2027.
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