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CURIE – short for Colorado Underground Research Institute – will allow researchers to test quantum sensors and more in a very low background environment.

An international research project, in which Colorado School of Mines is a leading institution, hopes to observe these particles from high in the Earth’s atmosphere to better understand where they come from and how they interact.

As Colorado emerges as a hub for quantum technology, one of the nation’s first quantum engineering programs – located right here at Mines – is preparing students for the challenges of working in the quantum industry in Colorado and beyond.

Electrical Engineering's Gabriel Santamaria-Botello was a co-author on a paper recently published in the journal Nature.

From cutting-edge research to campus growth to championships, we reflect on our sesquicentennial year

Mines awarded a total of 75 doctorates and 265 master’s degrees at Dec. 13 ceremony

Research conducted over the 2022 Labor Day weekend found substances, like shampoo, makeup and moisturizer, in the creek’s water

Sana Zafar, PhD in civil and environmental engineering, was awarded the D. N.G. W. Cook PhD Dissertation Award for the best PhD thesis in rock mechanics at the 2024 US Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium.

Physics PhD student Drew Marino will be working with the world’s top expert in Superconducting Tunnel Junction detectors.