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The STEMinar is a graduate student organization at CU Boulder which seeks to promote interdisciplinary interaction among graduate students in STEM departments.

Boulder, CO
Joined September 2017
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Channeling vintage CU grad student government announcements to inspire some serious hell-raising this semester. First assembly meeting of the fall semester this afternoon 4:30 - 5:30. Visit bit.ly/3hpvvQJ for event info.
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Shalini Menon learned about the respiratory system through a textured diagram of lungs her mother made. Today, the blind #CUBoulder research assistant is providing similar opportunities to visually impaired children interested in pursuing STEM fields: outreach.colorado.edu/news/a…
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A new mission selected by @NASA will analyze gravity waves at the edge of space from the International @Space_Station — and we're proud that @CUBoulder Professor Jeffrey Forbes is helping lead the mission as deputy principal investigator. 🚀 techexplorist.com/analyzing-…
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New research from @CUBoulder's @NCWIT is working to increase the success of students underrepresented in computer science!💡 Their research was funded by a $605K @NSF grant and is revealing new insight on how to best retain underrepresented students. colorado.edu/engineering/201…
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#CUBoulder researchers are piecing together answers to a long-standing water quality mystery by sampling stream water in Antarctica. They hope to be able to predict how the quality and quantity of river water varies in response to changes in climate: colorado.edu/today/2019/02/0…
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#CUBoulder researchers programmed a computer to predict human emotions like horror, joy and sexual desire. @phkragel @torwager @CUArtsSciences bit.ly/2K5EXuh
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Climate change will literally buckle, melt and destroy train tracks and make traveling impossible — and @CUBoulder's Paul Chinowsky agrees that this isn't a problem that's going away anytime soon. 🥵 mashable.com/article/train-t…
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Excited excited excited to share that I’m taking on a new role as @CU_STEMinar co-director! STEMinar promotes interdisciplinary #scicomm and research accessibility by hosting grad student talks from any and all #STEM fields at @CUBoulder
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