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Distinquished prof and colleague from the University of New Mexico have been granted a patent for a new pain-management gene therapy that focuses not on neurons, but on glia. 鈥淥ur drugs turn Mr. Hyde back into Dr. Jekyll,鈥� she says.

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Study of satellite imagery of the world at night, long used as an indication of the wealth of nations, is being refined with other data to give scientists a better picture of human and environmental well-being. Night Light Development Index correlates strongly with the U.N. Human Development Indicator, other welfare...

Bryant Mason, a CU alumnus, has taken his passion for sustainable, back-yard agriculture and turned it into an entrepreneurial venture. Photo courtesy of Bryant Mason. After graduating as Puksta Scholar at the University of Colorado Boulder in 2011 with degrees in economics and environmental studies, Bryant Mason was ready to...

Some 56 percent of Americans approve of large-scale secret monitoring of erstwhile private telephone activity for the purposes of combating terrorism, according to a recent survey by the Pew Center for the People and the Press.

Oberon and Titania are going at it in the middle of a hot May afternoon, trading thinly veiled 鈥� and not so 鈥� insults during a rehearsal of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival鈥檚 production of 鈥淎 Midsummer Night鈥檚 Dream.鈥�

For actor Jenna Bainbridge, playing Hermia in 鈥淎 Midsummer Night鈥檚 Dream鈥� at this summer鈥檚 Colorado Shakespeare Festival is a perfect fit. Like her character, she鈥檚 spent much of her life pushing against boundaries and expectations set by other people. 鈥淗ermia is a younger and vivacious woman who has kind of...

There鈥檚 gold in them thar drawers. Or there was, until recently, at the University of Colorado Boulder Division of Continuing Education.

Philip Hart remembers growing up in east Denver and hearing his mother, grandmother and aunt talking about his great uncle James Herman Banning, a pioneer in African American aviation in the early years of the 20th century.

For about three years following Sept. 11, 2001, when terrorists struck on American soil, U.S. policy changes that reduced visas for foreign graduate students provided an inadvertent real-world laboratory.