Science & Technology

Durangoans to compete in app competition

Code Colorado in its 3rd year

April 5, 2016

Feds move to OK commercial drone flights

A government-sponsored committee is recommending standards that could clear the way for commercial drone flights over populated areas and help…

April 5, 2016

Local News

Donors generous to Fort Lewis College

reach $3.8 million in fiscal year to end June 30

April 2, 2016

Science

Meet JCVI-syn3.0

Researchers create a new microbe by removing half of its genes

March 26, 2016

Science

Data hints Pluto may have once had liquid lakes

“As planetary scientists, what the data revealed did not surprise us. It shocked us,” NASA’s Planetary Science Division Director Jim…

March 26, 2016

Nation & World

Bridging the ‘word gap’ in low-income children

High-tech study results still inconclusive

March 26, 2016

Local News

Ignacio Middle School has banner year

Numerous students qualify for state competitions

March 23, 2016

Science

Scientists still don’t know how dogs became dogs – but they might be close to finding out

Inna Caruso, left, and Jordan Massey jog along the Rails to Trails with dogs Mac and Nessie on a warm…

March 18, 2016

Local News

Dolores, Montezuma County partner on telecommunications

chips in $60,000 for study about service

March 18, 2016

Local News

Gardner sees economic benefits of driverless cars in Colorado

Senator sees opportunity to reduce ski-area traffic

March 15, 2016

Science

A better twist on tornadoes?

may help forecasters provide earlier warnings of deadly twisters

March 12, 2016

Nation & World

Large-scale study: Short men and overweight women get a raw deal in life

destined to make less money than their taller, fitter peers

March 11, 2016

Local News

Fort Lewis College to control Hesperus campus

Historic agreement will allow more study, increase income

March 10, 2016

Business

Apple thinking small

iPhones, iPads may shrink in size, price

March 8, 2016

Local News

Science projects take center stage at annual fair

Animas High School sophomore Isaac Jordan, the son of Mike and Dion Jordan, demonstrates his science project to make an…

March 3, 2016

Science

Studies support fears about sea levels

rising at fastest pace in centuries

February 27, 2016

Science

Horniest dinosaurs may have been the sexiest, too

A restoration shows adult Protoceratops andrewsi engaging in display postures. Non-mature animals can be seen in the background.Rebecca Gelernter/QMUL The…

February 27, 2016

Science

El Niño to linger around for awhile longer

Meteorologists say weather system is weakening

February 20, 2016

Science

Ancient flower species found locked in amber

Oregon State University entomologist George Poiner discovered the fossilized remains of a new species of flower, dubbed Strychnos electri, in…

February 20, 2016

Nation & World

On the toy horizon: A selfie stick with a mic

is the key word at New York Toy Fair

February 20, 2016

Local News

Fort Lewis College’s new hall to mix high-tech labs and beauty

Everything a budding scientist could want

February 16, 2016

Business

GoSnow mobile app connects strangers, friends on slopes

Snowboarding at Aspen inspires development

February 16, 2016

Science

Can mighty cockroach come to the rescue?

Insect’s special abilities inspire ideas for disaster-rescue robots

February 13, 2016

Science

Neanderthal DNA may increase risk of depression

The national history museum in Mettmann, Germany, displays reconstructions of a Neanderthal man and woman. A study says DNA inherited…

February 13, 2016

Business

Battle over $200-a-vial bull semen may rock dairy farms

One reason for the high price of artificial breeding in the dairy industry is that a single company, Sexing Technologies,…

February 2, 2016

Science

Astronomers discover rare ‘skinny’ black hole

The University of Colorado’s Julie Comerford discovered her latest two-black hole galaxy – her fourth – using the Hubble Space…

January 30, 2016

Science

Schizophrenia finding causes excitement

gives peek into possible cause of disease

January 30, 2016

Education

Bayfield library embarks on project to inspire interest in science, math

“Teens in our community flock to the library after school and throughout the summer,” Teen Services Manager Becky Van Den…

January 26, 2016

Science

Amount of man-made heat the oceans are absorbing is rising

raises alarms about how much heat seas are absorbing

January 23, 2016

Science

Superheavy elements add some heft to periodic table

Kosuke Morita of Riken Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science points at periodic table of the elements during a press conference…

January 9, 2016