But economies in the rest of the world aren’t really in a position to buy up that steel either, said Ian Lange, an economics professor at the Colorado School of Mines. “There’s just not another place around the world that looks like there’s going to ....

Predicting the weather more than a few weeks out is challenging, but "when the ocean or land surface or ice gets involved, we can get some longer predictability because these processes evolve more slowly," study lead author Nathan Lenssen, a ....

Morgan Bazilian, director of the Payne Institute for Public Policy at Colorado School of Mines, discusses the highly-contested debate about climate change and what the U.S. role should be.

The World Bank, working with the Colorado School of Mines in the United States, calculated the flaring figures based on data from satellites.

Caitlin Conner has a one-of-a-kind prosthetic developed by engineering students at the Colorado School of Mines. The students worked on the prototype for the past six years.

“Anyone who models the energy system would be familiar with the huge range of results that we see, the uncertainty we see, the volatility we see,” noted Morgan Bazilian, who teaches public policy at the Colorado School of Mines.

Colorado School of Mines professor Shiling Pei has had a busy year. His research is helping lead the way for a revolution in construction using strong, lightweight, renewable timber.

One of the best explanations of how reading guides are designed and used came from Justin Shaffer, associate dean of undergraduate studies and a teaching professor at the Colorado School of Mines. Shaffer has taught thousands of STEM students in ....

Colorado School of Mines students and alumni have built many things — bridges, networks, pipelines and more — over the last 150 years, but their latest project involves connecting opposite ends of the Denver metro area in a more metaphorical way.

“It's almost irrational, the expectation that we can electrify everything and have all the materials that we actually need for batteries and electric vehicles…by 2030, or 2035,” M. Stephen Enders, a professor at the Colorado School of Mines and a 48 ....

“Our hot springs all derive from meteoric water, rain or snow,” says Paul Morgan, a longtime geothermal specialist with Colorado Geological Survey.

“The ‘quantum properties of the neutrino’ stuff is a little bit of the Wild West at the moment,” says nuclear physicist Kyle Leach of Colorado School of Mines in Golden. “We’re still trying to figure it out.”