Research, Scholarship, Creative Works

Research and Creative Work

The scale and scope of human knowledge have no limits and endless opportunities. Find resources and facts to help you on your own research and creative expression journey.

A&S advances and enriches the scale and scope of human knowledge. The depth alone sparks the curious to forge into new territories. Imagine.Ìý

  • Investigating languages from Greek to Arapaho to Rap

  • Exploring creative dance, competitive movement and healthful lifestyles

  • Explaining the interactions and behavior of atoms, people and communities in different environments

Research and creative work in the College of Arts and Sciences houses thousands of scholarly, scientific and creative experiments at any given time, bursting like a volcano.

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New knowledge

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Advanced facilities

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Creative expression

This is a triumvirate of economy, culture and creativity forging and influencing the state of Colorado, the nation and our beautiful world.

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Find out what faculty are working onÌý

Find a Researcher

Are you looking for an expert source on a specialized research topic? Use the Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØExperts Search tool to find researchÌýexpertise at Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØBoulder.Ìý

Write for the Conversation

Ìýis an independent, nonprofit publisher of commentary and analysis, authored by academics and edited by journalists for the general public.ÌýThe ConversationÌýpublishes short articles (800-1,000 words) by academics on timely topics related to their research. And Â鶹Ãâ·Ñ°æÏÂÔØBoulder is now a paying member, along with a majority of our AAU and aspirational peers!

Faculty members who write for the outlet report that they learn of new research collaborations or funding opportunities and get on the radar of media outlets looking for experts to interview. The articles are also free to read and republish and are sometimes republished in The Washington Post, TIME, Newsweek, CNN, Scientific American and many more.

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By the numbers...

707

Books by A&S faculty,Ìý2012-22

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2,627

creative works,Ìý2012-22

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34,522

peer-reviewed
publications, 2012-22

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$Ìý1,865,343,425

of sponsored research
& scholarship,Ìý2013-19

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#1

highestÌýaltitudeÌý
Research 1 university

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44

Sloan Research Fellowships

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41

American Council of Learned Societies fellows

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40

Fulbright faculty scholarships

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34

National Endowment for Humanities fellowships

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81

American Association for the Advancement of Science fellows

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7

Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigators

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frog

5280: How Prince-Loving Scientists Are Trying to Save One of Colorado’s Rarest Amphibians

Physics

The Washington Post: A superconductor claim blew up online. Science has punctured it.

Stock photo of swaddled baby

NBC News: America's fertility rates are falling. That's cause for celebration, not fearmongering.

The cover of “Hiroshima” (left) and the book's author (right)

New York Times: Long After the Bomb, Its Story Finds a New Audience

Flames from the River Fire in California

Associated Press: Science Says: People stoking brew that makes California burn

Computer screen during a virtual Seder for Passover

New York Public Radio: Virtual Worship Is Older Than You Think

Ancient Finds

CNN: New 'Hobbit' creature, other discoveries show early mammals evolved quickly after dinosaur extinction