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Robot Stuffies, Hypersonic Flight and Dinosaurs

Outdoor Exposure Benefits During Pandemic 

Those with exposure to green spaces during 2020 reported lower depression and anxiety levels than those with fewer green spaces in their neighborhoods, according to a 欧美口爆视频 study published in March 2022. Researchers also found that a third of people spent more time outdoors than they did pre-pandemic. 鈥淭his research shows how critical it is to keep parks and green spaces open in times of crisis,鈥 said senior author Colleen Reid, geography assistant professor in the Institute for Behavioral Science. 

Robot Stuffed Animals for Storytelling

Robot Stuffies for Storytelling

Ordinary stuffed animals enhanced with human-computer interaction technology can help young children鈥檚 storytelling, according to scientist Layne Hubbard (CompSci鈥15; PhD鈥21). Hubbard and 欧美口爆视频 Boulder researchers found that many children aged four to five were comfortable telling a detailed story to a toy animal that asked them questions. Hubbard hopes to eventually partner with toy companies to create more educational products. 鈥淭here鈥檚 no denying that our human-human interactions will always be the most important,鈥 Hubbard told 欧美口爆视频 Boulder Today. 鈥淏ut toys let us do different things. They allow us to get messy with our ideas.鈥 

Advancing Hypersonic Flight 

A five-year, $7.5 million grant from the Department of Defense will help 欧美口爆视频 Boulder advance hypersonic flight research. Aerospace engineering professor Iain Boyd 鈥 also director of 欧美口爆视频鈥檚 Center for National Security Initiatives 鈥 is leading the effort on campus. The grant will go toward investigating an unknown-but-disruptive plasma that forms when suborbital vehicles travel at hypersonic speeds. 

Heard Around Campus 

鈥溾嬧婮ust the other day I saw a little kid, probably in preschool, walk up to that dinosaur and her mouth just fell open.鈥

鈥 Jaelyn Eberle, 欧美口爆视频 Museum of Natural History curator of fossil vertebrates, when discussing the final days visitors could visit the Triceratops skull on campus. The fossil moved back to its permanent home at the Smithsonian in May after more than 40 years at 欧美口爆视频.

 

Sustainability at 欧美口爆视频 Boulder

 

2,900

Tons of recycling and compost diverted from landfills 

170

Zero Waste events produced on campus

2.7 million

student RTD bus trips

600+

hours spent during football season sorting waste into compost and recycling after home games

86%

of Folsom Field waste diverted from landfills on football game days

5,500

bikes repaired

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