Research at CSU
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Research at Colorado State University continues to grow, covering global concerns such as:
- Cancer
- Infectious disease
- Clean energy
- Natural resources
- Atmospheric sciences
- Health and exercise
- Computer sciences
- Food science and nutrition.
CSU is particularly proud of its Superclusters® in cancer, infectious disease, and clean energy.
CSU encourages collaborations with industrial, foundational and educational partners. The University offers world-class investigators and fully- equipped laboratories. CSU aims to provide real-world experience for students of all levels, developing a more valuable workforce by graduating experienced students ready to contribute immediately, and creating jobs by licensing and commercializing technologies.
CSU offers state-of-the-art incubator facilities, including wet lab space, to companies looking to establish a presence in Northern Colorado. For example, the Research Innovation Center (RIC) serves as a vehicle to perform collaborative research with CSU's community of life sciences researchers, preparing a solid foundation for medical breakthroughs.