Groundbreaking Study on Decomposing Microbes Could Transform Forensic Science
Identification of the network of microbes responsible for animal decomposition will allow for more precise postmortems
Articles by Colorado State University
Researchers Uncover Reasons to Rethink How Mountains Are Built
New approach yields results suggesting that the typical method for mountain building doesn't hold for southern Italy
What Will Happen to Massive Carbon Stores as Rain Forests Dry Out
Persistent drying in more fertile soil saw the most carbon loss via respiration
Transmission Risk of Airborne Viruses Can Be Quantified
The dynamics of how aerosols travel from one person to another, under different circumstances, and what they mean for COVID-19 transmission risk
Who in Ecology Has Been Most Impacted by COVID-19?
Recently published survey results show that women, parents, and early-career faculty in ecology have been the most affected by challenges brought on by the pandemic
Revising Climate Models with New Aerosol Field Data
New research by Colorado State University scientists is giving us a much better understanding of how long aerosol particles from wildfires stay aloft
Biosensor Illuminates in Real Time How Viruses Attack Hosts
Understanding how viruses invade host cell protein-making machinery
Atmospheric Scientists Identify Cleanest Air on Earth
An atmospheric region in the Southern Ocean unchanged by human-related activities
Hops Don't Need to Go Dormant in Order to Flower
New possibilities for indoor, sustainable, local production of hops
Researchers Find Multiple Effects on Soil from Manure from Cows Administered Antibiotics
These effects include alteration of the soil microbiome and ecosystem functions, soil respiration, and elemental cycling