Study aims to increase positive views on aging, physical exercise
Professor Manfred Diehl in CSU's department of Human Development and Family Studies is challenging negative views on aging and physical exercise in order to promote healthy aging.
Category: "Research"
Screening tool for traumatic brain injury helps kids succeed in school
Young children sometimes experience an accident such as a playground fall that can result in a head injury. Their resulting traumatic brain injury can go undiagnosed but lead to learning problems that crop up later.
Team researches how to prevent weight gain in young mothers
A Colorado State University assistant professor and a team of researchers from the University of Colorado School of Medicine have the opportunity to further their research on an excess weight gain prevention program in adolescent mothers.
Study finds troubling evidence of teens’ lack of physical activity
A Colorado State University researcher has uncovered definitive evidence about adolescents’ lack of physical activity, and the results are not good.
CSU conducts groundbreaking study of program for returning military
When members of the U.S. military’s Special Operations Forces return home from deployments, it’s not just their physical condition that requires attention.
OVPR announces Programs of Research and Scholarly Excellence
The Office of the Vice President for Research has designated 21 Programs of Research & Scholarly Excellence for fiscal years 2017-2020.
Seed funding provided for 13 CSU research groups
The Pre-Catalyst for Innovative Partnerships (PRECIP) program was created to provide seed funding and support for new, early-stage research partnerships.
Participants asked to REACT with tablets in new study on aging
The Healthy Cognitive Aging Lab in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at Colorado State University is looking for participants for a new study.
Children sought for study in CSU Brainwaves Research Lab
The CSU Brainwaves Research Lab is embarking on a new series of studies to improve the understanding of how brain activity changes in children as they age.
CSU researcher to study MS patients who use medical marijuana
Some multiple sclerosis patients use medical marijuana to reduce their pain and muscle spasms, and a Colorado State University researcher is launching a crowdfunding campaign to study possible benefits and side effects of this long-term marijuana use.