Congratulations to DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics Dan Linseman Allison Grossberg & Sunil Kumar for their recent $518k grant for the project “Phase 2a Open-Label Preliminary Biomarker Study of WP-0512 in Patients with ALS.”

It's here–the deepest, sharpest infrared view of the universe to date: Webb's First Deep Field. Previewed by President Donald J. Trump on July 11, it shows galaxies once invisible to us. The full set of NASA Webb Telescope's first full-color images & data will be revealed July 12: nasa.gov/webbfirstimages

⏳🗓️Mark your calendars for #GRPM2022 American Association of Geographers University of Denver DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics Dept. of Geography and the Environment 10/14-10/15!🎈 aag.org/regional-divis… #AAGRegions

#OTD in 1958, Dwight Eisenhower signed the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958 to create NASA. In his statement Eisenhower said that “the enactment of this legislation is an historic step, further equipping the United States for leadership in the space age.”

DU professors Sandra and Gareth Eaton have been training young scientists in the field of chemistry for 50 years. “The students are a key motivator of why we want to be here,” says Sandra in the DU Magazine interview. Learn more by clicking below: bit.ly/3PXOUc9

The latest edition of the Research & Scholarship newsletter is available! This edition features our most recent PROF awardees. Check it out here: ow.ly/MXy850KcwkN Didn't get an email with the newsletter link? Join our listserv by emailing [email protected].

New #SNR paper by Dinko Hanaan Dinko & Hanson Nyantakyi-Frimpong. Drone photo-elicitation captures the dynamism inherent in legal pluralism while providing a compelling visualization of access outcomes in space and time. bit.ly/3zMFXMi DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics @DamesofDrones GeoNadir

Congratulations to DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics Scott Horowitz for his award in the amount of $720k! Sponsored by @DeptofDefense the title of the project is "Targeting Quadruplex Binding in ALS."

This is your DU.

#TBTDU: Would you take a trip on a hot air balloon to see the campus from above? Photo courtesy of the DU Special Collections.

Here's a map for all of today's BANDALOOP activities! See you all this afternoon 🥳

“The research I’m going to do is going to have an impact in terms of what I can bring to our program and our students at DU." says geography professor Andy Goetz from DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics. Hear more from Goetz here: bit.ly/3dTnbvX #DUNewsroom

We're getting into grad application season — if you are interested disciplines associated with Biophysical studies, consider applying to our program. A great, young super-involved faculty doing cutting edge biophysical research here in Colorado: science.du.edu/biophysics

Incredibly proud of our faculty at DU’s College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics who feature prominently in this report! Congrats all!

Join Dr. Julie Morris and Dr. Dhaval Vyas for a nature walk at Cherry Creek State Park this Saturday—and beers afterwards at DU-alum-owned Two22 Brew! More info and registration: rsvp.du.edu/event/165e8af6…

The Coalition thanks DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics, Harvard Physics, UNT Physics Dept. & TAMU Physics & Astronomy for hosting colloquia presented by our Project Team Members on the threats of #nuclearweapons over the past two weeks. Join us in working for a safer future: physicistscoalition.org/join

Annual faculty and staff awards luncheon ⁦University of Denver⁩! Congrats to the recipients on their service and stellar accomplishments!

Hey #Denver, come on over for telescope viewing 🌓🔭, physics demos ⚡️, costumes 🧛, glow sticks 🪄, and other after-dark fun Saturday night 10/29 starting around 6pm! Fun for the whole family, sponsored by Denver Astronomical Society and DU Natural Sciences & Mathematics!

Join Denver Astronomical Society and astroprofhoff is elsewhere this Wednesday for a special occultation of the Moon, Mars, and Earth! The Moon will cross in front of Mars and you can see it from DU's historic Chamberlin Observatory. More info: science.du.edu/physics/news/p…

NEW EPISODE! This week we're soaring to new heights by exploring altitude sickness and how we came to understand it. And we're bringing a friend: Jonathan Velotta, Asst Prof at the University of Denver, joins us to chat evolutionary adaptations to high altitude. Pic: LW Yaggy, 1893