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What is the name of the rare element that was deposited all over the world by the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs?

A) Iridium

B) Cerium

C) Thulium

D) Lanthanum

E) Ytterbium

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[Sep 1 2010]

Mines joins National Geothermal Academy: GOLDEN, Colo., Sept. 1, 2010 – Colorado School of Mines has been invited to join the National Geothermal Academy and will participate in its summer ...more

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Gov. Ritter names Mines Trustee to CO Court of Appeals: Sept. 1, 2010 — Gov. Bill Ritter announced today he has appointed Maria Teresa “Terry” Fox of Wheat Ridge to the Colorado Court of Appeals ...more

[Aug 25 2010]

Gov. Ritter, Mines unveil new home for moon rock: GOLDEN ─ Gov. Bill Ritter and Colorado School of Mines President Bill Scoggins today unveiled a new museum exhibit for one of the “moon rocks” ...more

[Aug 19 2010]

Mines freshmen set to hike the hill, whitewash mountainside M: GOLDEN, Colo., Aug. 19, 2010 – Members of Colorado School of Mines’ Class of 2014 will embark on the university’s annual M Climb during ...more

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Mines student Daniel Harrison (center) won first place in the annual student poster competition sponsored by the Colorado Center for Biorefining and Biofuels (C2B2). C2B2 runs an NSF-sponsored Research Experience for Undergraduates program each summer, bringing students from around the country to perform internships at one of the four participating institutions of the Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory (Mines, CU-Boulder, CSU and NREL).   
 
Harrison was one of 20 students who participated in this year’s program. His poster described his research project, “Green Carpeting from Biobased Plastics.” David Ruehle (right), a graduate student in Chemical Engineering, served as Harrison’s mentor and the project was directed by Professor John Dorgan, also of the Chemical Engineering Department.

 


 

 

 

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