Resilience,听collaboration听and听impact听come to mind when reflecting on听University of Colorado Boulder research, scholarship and creative works in听2020鈥�21.
Record-breaking sponsored research funding鈥攈eadlined by $634听million in total gifts and awards, $481 million of which was awarded by federal听agencies鈥攑rovides measurable evidence of the resilience of our researchers,听faculty, students and staff.
The spirit of teamwork that bolsters our campus culture is also on display听in our most significant research efforts, several of which appear below. Collaborations like the听Emirates Mars Mission, the听Odor2Action听project听and the听ASPIRE transportation center听are generating听buzz globally. Closer to home, new initiatives like the听Center for African and听African American Studies听and the听AI Institute for Student-AI Teaming听illustrate the boundless possibilities of students, faculty, staff, peer听universities and federal partners uniting for a common purpose.
From learning how to听best address COVID-19听to tackling the ever-expanding听effects of our changing climate, CU Boulder faculty, staff and students will always be found at the leading edge听of the issues that matter most.
