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Colorado State University Adds Online M.S. and Ph.D. to Systems Engineering ... - Virtual-Strategy Magazine

Colorado State University Adds Online M.S. and Ph.D. to Systems Engineering ... Virtual-Strategy Magazine In response to industry demand, Colorado State University has added and an online Systems Engineering Master of Science and Ph.D. in addition to its popular Master of Engineering. As some of the only online graduate degrees in this field, ... and more »

Move over: MLB teams using more defensive shifts - Washington Examiner

Move over: MLB teams using more defensive shifts Washington Examiner Colorado Rockies' Jason Giambi, right, tosses his bat after striking out in the second inning during a baseball game against the Miami Marlins in Miami, Wednesday, May 23, 2012. At left is Marlins catcher Brett Hayes. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) The ... and more »

NASA ISS On-Orbit Status 24 May 2012 - Space Ref (press release)

Space Ref (press release)

NASA ISS On-Orbit Status 24 May 2012 Space Ref (press release) Today also provided an opportunity for final training runs on the station's SSRMS robotic arm as well as time for the crew to set up displays, cameras and the Crew Command Panel ahead of capture & berthing.<<< After wakeup, CDR Kononenko performed the ... and more »

Geothermal results presented tonight - Pagosa Springs Sun

Geothermal results presented tonight Pagosa Springs Sun By Jim McQuiggin Graduate students and faculty members from the Colorado School of Mines will present findings from nearly two weeks of study on the area's geothermal aquifer tonight at 7 pm in the Pagosa Springs High School auditorium.

Toby Robson's Super Rugby 'Team Talk' - Stuff.co.nz

Stuff.co.nz

Toby Robson's Super Rugby 'Team Talk' Stuff.co.nz In the news: Scientists from the National Center for Atmospheric Research and the University of Colorado have used computer modelling to suggest 104kmh winds may explain Moses' parting of the Red Sea. They are now working on a similar theory behind ... and more »