February - Diep Dao “Data Science for Social Science Research"
November - Christine Siddoway “Tavakaiv Quartzite: An uncommon rock record of ‘Snowball Earth’ times, preserved on the flanks of Pikes Peak”
September - Kyle Anne Nelson "Never Settle: Refugees as the New American Pioneers and Lessons for U.S. Resettlement Policy”
April - Colin Wren "Using computer modelling to find 100,000‐year‐old food on the South African Palaeoscape”
February - Dr. Alberto Giordano “The Spaces and Places of the Holocaust: Reflections on a GIS of Place”
November - Eric Perramond "Unsettled Waters – Reconciling 19th century water law, 20th century infrastructure, and 21st century climate change"
September - Minette Church "The line is a line drawn upon a map, and the country is a wilderness”: British Honduras, Mexico, and Maya Republics in the 19th Century"
April - Karen Livesey "Magnets are a Girl's Best Friend"
February - Chris Nelder and David Murphy "The Energy Transitions Show"
November - Mark Fonstad "It's a 3D Bonanza! Making Virtual Places from Photographs"
September - Sharolyn Anderson "Starry Nights: Protecting Night Skies in U.S. National Parks"
April - G. Carole Woodall"Lesson from Turkey"
February - Dave Gardner, Filmmaker/Sustainability Advocate"The Most Important Research Ever Ignored"
November - Ellen Wohl "Messy Rivers are Healthy Rivers: The Role of Physical Complexity in Sustaining Ecosystem Processes"
September - Jeff Lukas "The whole mountainside is gone": Front Range flood risk in the past, present, and future"
April - Tae Chong "Innovations in Plastic Surgery-Problem Solving Specialty"
February - Bruce Jakosky "Exploring the Life and Climate of Mars with the MAVEN Mission"
November - David Westmoreland "Teaching Science in a Social Minefield"
September - David Kraus "Gravity's influence on the spectrum of life - from humans to bacteria"
April - David Havlick "From Death Strip to Green Belt: Landscapes of Change along the Iron Curtain"
February - Mary Coussons-Read"The Psychoneuroimmunology of Pregnancy: Implications for Birth and Human Development"
November - JJ Cohen, M.D. "The CU Mini-Med School- a new MOOC"
February - Brandon Vogt "Colorado's lightning climatology and things you don't want to know about the Region"
April - Rebecca Laroche "Women, Medicine, and Robert Boyle: The Undiscovered Chemical Heritage"
September - Jim White "Climate Change, Sustainability and You"
November - Rebecca Flowers, "Thermochronology evidence for an ancient (~70 Ma) Grand Canyon"
September - Jessica Metcalf "The Journey of Colorado's Cutthroat Trout"
April - Mary Ann Cutter, Raphael Sassower, Jeff Scholes "Science and Religion: Friends or Enemies"
February - Paty Romero-Lankao "Thinking "Urban Futures" in a Changing Climate"
November - Tom Wynn, Fred Coolidge "The Stone Age Invention of Time"
September - Leigh Perreault "Type 2 Diabetes- Obesity or Environment"
April - Chip Benight "How the Internet Can Save your A__!!"
February - Connie Price "Super Bugs vs Super Drugs: the Ongoing Arms Race Between Bacteria and Humans"
November - Jerry Phillips "Such a Headache - Is It my Cell Phone (or Just from Worrying About It)?"
September - Michael Shull "The First Galaxies in the Universe"
April - Jaelyn Eberle "Climate Changes as Seen in the Tundra"
February - Janel Owens "Toxins in our Food"
November - Adit Ginde "Vitamin D: Hyped Up or Home Run for Health?"
April - Rebecca Laroche "Help in their Own Fields and Gardens: Early Modern Women's Ownership of English Herbals"
March - Michael Larson, "Development of a Medical Device for Laser Tissue Fusion: an Example of Invention at the MIND Studios"
February - Jeff Broker "Get a Grip: Measuring Grip Pressures and Forces in Golf to Understand Club Control"
January - Andy Subudhi "Factors Limiting Exercise at Altitude - Is it all in your Head"?
November - Chip Benight "The Shattered Self. Is our Humanity our Own Worst Enemy?"
October - Jim Burkhart "Clouds, Alpha Particles and You: How a Simple Cloud Chamber is Changing Lives"
August - John Cohen & Helen Macfarlane "Art in Science - Science in Art"
April - Christi Kasa-Hendrickson "Who May be Literate?: Disability & the Resistance to the Cultural Denial of Competence"
March - John Harner "Globalizing Guadalajara: Creating Consumers in Urban Mexico"
February - Tom Pyszczynski "Terror Management Theory and Terrorism: From Experimental Existential Psychology to Working on the Problem of Terrorism"
November - Radha Pyati "Street Chemistry in New Orleans"
October - Bob Camley "Can Scientists Be Trusted?"
September - David Schmidt "Near Space - Where, Why, and What's Feasible? An Engineering Assessment"
August - Gene Abrams "Produced by Beautiful Minds? Mathematics Research: What it is, What's the Next Big Thing, and Why Should You Care?"
April - Livia Gilstrap "Child Witnesses: Basic Developmental Science Meets the Courtroom"
February - Ruth Van Dyke "Landscape, Ideology, and the Construction of Chacoan Society"
January - Minette Church "No Pyramids Here: Archaeology of A 19th Century Maya Village In Belize, Central America"
March - Edie Green "The Science (or is it Art) of Choosing a Jury"
January - Val Veirs "Vocalizations of Killer Whales - No Thumb, Little Vision, Big Brain, Lots of Talking: What Could it Mean?"
November - General (Ret) Donald Kutyna "The Genius and the General"
September - Jim Mattoon and Alan Stiles "Fermenting Ideas"
August - Karen Newell "Parallels between Alice in Wonderland and Paradigms in Immunology"
July - Jackie Berning "Diet Du Jour - What is this Month's Fad Diet?"
May - Sam Milazzo "If the Moon, Why not Mars?"
April - Tom Wynn & Fred Coolidge "A New Solution to the Disappearance of Neanderthals"
March - J.J. Cohen "Immunization - Why do we still bother? Aren't all those diseases gone? Isn't immunization harmful?"
