https://simplecast.com The State of Research podcast investigates the stories and findings emerging from Colorado State University research. From the research topics you’re passionate about, to ones you might have never heard of, join us to stay up to date with, The State of Research. Narrated by Ty Betts with the Office of the Vice President for Research. 2020 | Office of the Vice President for Research at Colorado State University en Thu, 16 Apr 2020 16:46:22 +0000 Thu, 16 Apr 2020 16:56:48 +0000 https://the-state-of-research.simplecast.com https://cdn.simplecast.com/images/40d7c969-8baf-4306-a8e4-a3a1e4859302/1cd73fcd-e56c-40bd-8e35-81a08a28d583/3000x3000/stateofresearchlogo.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://the-state-of-research.simplecast.com episodic The State of Research podcast investigates the stories and findings emerging from Colorado State University research. From the research topics you’re passionate about, to ones you might have never heard of, join us to stay up to date with, The State of Research. Narrated by Ty Betts with the Office of the Vice President for Research. Colorado State University Research no https://feeds.simplecast.com/FV1t_g6m chemistry research, college, colorado, colorado state university, csu, fort collins, how to, office of the vice president for research, outdoor research, policy, public land, research, research methods, rocky mountains, science, science and policy, scientific journals, state of research, the state of research, university, university research Office of the Vice President for Research vpr.csu@gmail.com 7adb0e19-c49b-4124-8769-4cde244f1d66 The field of prevention science is quickly changing the way we think about health and well-being, tracing it back to childhood. On this episode of the State of Research podcast, our discussion with Nathaniel Riggs, professor and director of the Prevention Research Center at Colorado State University, reveals why adolescents are more often involved with risky behaviors and how prevention research can promote lifelong success. Thu, 16 Apr 2020 16:46:22 +0000 vpr.csu@gmail.com (Office of the Vice President for Research) https://the-state-of-research.simplecast.com/episodes/risk-vaping-and-prevention-research-with-nathaniel-riggs-qQmSLFV1 Risk, Vaping and Prevention Research with Nathaniel Riggs Office of the Vice President for Research 00:31:41 The field of prevention science is quickly changing the way we think about health and well-being, tracing it back to childhood. On this episode of the State of Research podcast, our discussion with Nathaniel Riggs, professor and director of the Prevention Research Center at Colorado State University, reveals why adolescents are more often involved with risky behaviors and how prevention research can promote lifelong success. The field of prevention science is quickly changing the way we think about health and well-being, tracing it back to childhood. On this episode of the State of Research podcast, our discussion with Nathaniel Riggs, professor and director of the Prevention Research Center at Colorado State University, reveals why adolescents are more often involved with risky behaviors and how prevention research can promote lifelong success. new research, colorado, nathaniel riggs, state of research, family studies, research podcast, health and human sciences, prevention science, colorado state university, human development no full 6 f758eba1-bdde-4bdd-a771-f1b084807c10 When a cat comes into a shelter, it's difficult to tell if it has ringworm or not. This is problematic because ringworm, a fungal disease that breaks down proteins of its host, can spread between cats and humans that are in contact with each other. Alex Moskaluk, a post-doc student in the Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology at Colorado State University, is studying this fungus to create a method to better identify it on felines and better treat this disease. Mon, 9 Mar 2020 17:16:56 +0000 vpr.csu@gmail.com (Office of the Vice President for Research) https://the-state-of-research.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-know-if-a-cat-has-ringworm-with-alex-moskaluk-s937e77T How to Know if a Cat has Ringworm with Alex Moskaluk Office of the Vice President for Research 00:22:25 When a cat comes into a shelter, it's difficult to tell if it has ringworm or not. This is problematic because ringworm, a fungal disease that breaks down proteins of its host, can spread between cats and humans that are in contact with each other. Alex Moskaluk, a post-doc student in the Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology at Colorado State University, is studying this fungus to create a method to better identify it on felines and better treat this disease. When a cat comes into a shelter, it's difficult to tell if it has ringworm or not. This is problematic because ringworm, a fungal disease that breaks down proteins of its host, can spread between cats and humans that are in contact with each other. Alex Moskaluk, a post-doc student in the Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology at Colorado State University, is studying this fungus to create a method to better identify it on felines and better treat this disease. no full 5 ada5ce41-8b0e-47c9-b54d-c120555add2f Did you know researchers at Colorado State University are working to 3D-print a material that’s almost chemically identical to bone? Nelson Isaacson, a graduate student researcher in the School of Advanced Materials Discovery, is working to make this bone-like material stronger so it can be used in surgeries of bone-damage patients in places like the hips and legs that bare considerable weight. The goal is also to make this material bioresorbable, meaning once implanted into a human body, the bone-like material will incorporate itself into the existing bone and become virtually unnoticeable. Wed, 12 Feb 2020 16:41:50 +0000 vpr.csu@gmail.com (Office of the Vice President for Research) https://the-state-of-research.simplecast.com/episodes/3d-printing-bone-with-nelson-isaacson-84oTEwjz 3D-Printing Bone with Nelson Isaacson Office of the Vice President for Research 00:21:51 Did you know researchers at Colorado State University are working to 3D-print a material that’s almost chemically identical to bone? Nelson Isaacson, a graduate student researcher in the School of Advanced Materials Discovery, is working to make this bone-like material stronger so it can be used in surgeries of bone-damage patients in places like the hips and legs that bare considerable weight. The goal is also to make this material bioresorbable, meaning once implanted into a human body, the bone-like material will incorporate itself into the existing bone and become virtually unnoticeable. Did you know researchers at Colorado State University are working to 3D-print a material that’s almost chemically identical to bone? Nelson Isaacson, a graduate student researcher in the School of Advanced Materials Discovery, is working to make this bone-like material stronger so it can be used in surgeries of bone-damage patients in places like the hips and legs that bare considerable weight. The goal is also to make this material bioresorbable, meaning once implanted into a human body, the bone-like material will incorporate itself into the existing bone and become virtually unnoticeable. 3d-printing, fort collins, medical 3d-printing, the state of research, science podcast, state of research, research podcast, colorado state university no full 4 65b4ad38-7c00-49c5-ad30-464c304ba806 The destruction caused by forest fires in the western U.S. has only been increasing in recent years. This episode, we learn about ways to combat wildfires and the policy barriers that exist to implement prescribed burns with expert and CSU professor, Courtney Schultz. Thu, 6 Feb 2020 19:56:25 +0000 vpr.csu@gmail.com (Office of the Vice President for Research) https://the-state-of-research.simplecast.com/episodes/the-policy-of-starting-fires-with-professor-courtney-schultz-0lBp4lu0 The Policy of Starting Fires with Professor Courtney Schultz Office of the Vice President for Research 00:26:29 The destruction caused by forest fires in the western U.S. has only been increasing in recent years. This episode, we learn about ways to combat wildfires and the policy barriers that exist to implement prescribed burns with expert and CSU professor, Courtney Schultz. The destruction caused by forest fires in the western U.S. has only been increasing in recent years. This episode, we learn about ways to combat wildfires and the policy barriers that exist to implement prescribed burns with expert and CSU professor, Courtney Schultz. wildfires, environmental policy, washington fire policy, policy research, public lands, california wildfires, fire policy, state of research, research podcast, colorado state university no full 3 41c67b59-4649-4f2b-ae06-153dbf822256 Andrea Jenney and Kyle Chudler are two researchers in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. To better understand storms and the monsoon season in the West Pacific and the Bay of Bengal, they each took to the seas for a month to collect data. Working on a ship comes with unique challenges but it also lends itself well to discovering new ways to conduct research with personnel across disciplines who have different ways of thinking. Tue, 4 Feb 2020 21:41:18 +0000 vpr.csu@gmail.com (Office of the Vice President for Research) https://the-state-of-research.simplecast.com/episodes/a-month-at-sea-for-two-atmospheric-science-researchers-rEEX2H8w A Month at Sea for Two Atmospheric Science Researchers Office of the Vice President for Research 00:25:40 Andrea Jenney and Kyle Chudler are two researchers in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. To better understand storms and the monsoon season in the West Pacific and the Bay of Bengal, they each took to the seas for a month to collect data. Working on a ship comes with unique challenges but it also lends itself well to discovering new ways to conduct research with personnel across disciplines who have different ways of thinking. Andrea Jenney and Kyle Chudler are two researchers in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. To better understand storms and the monsoon season in the West Pacific and the Bay of Bengal, they each took to the seas for a month to collect data. Working on a ship comes with unique challenges but it also lends itself well to discovering new ways to conduct research with personnel across disciplines who have different ways of thinking. monsoons, atmospheric science, state of research podcast, weather podcast, west pacific, state of research, research, science, colorado state university no full 2 96d03db0-54bd-4fbb-8705-b6b5b16e5fc3 Researchers with the Public Lands History Center at Colorado State University have partnered with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to examine a resource type sometimes overlooked in the field of land management. The cultural resources and history of human interaction on our public lands include many hidden stories. The PLHC helped define and discover these cultural resources at Colorado's State Forest State Park so that they are not lost to time. Mon, 3 Feb 2020 21:26:52 +0000 vpr.csu@gmail.com (Public Lands History Center) https://the-state-of-research.simplecast.com/episodes/natural-and-cultural-resources-of-our-public-lands-GkkVF5Qx Natural and Cultural Resources of our Public Lands Public Lands History Center 00:25:28 Researchers with the Public Lands History Center at Colorado State University have partnered with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to examine a resource type sometimes overlooked in the field of land management. The cultural resources and history of human interaction on our public lands include many hidden stories. The PLHC helped define and discover these cultural resources at Colorado's State Forest State Park so that they are not lost to time. Researchers with the Public Lands History Center at Colorado State University have partnered with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to examine a resource type sometimes overlooked in the field of land management. The cultural resources and history of human interaction on our public lands include many hidden stories. The PLHC helped define and discover these cultural resources at Colorado's State Forest State Park so that they are not lost to time. colorado history, national forests, public lands history, forest policy, natural resources, history, forests, public land, colorado forests no full 1