Colorado, CU to shine as hotspot for disruptive technology
DENVER — The University of Colorado is emerging as a hub for a suite of new technologies with the power to alter the way humans interact with our world, from the subatomic scale to the galactic.
A trio of CU experts in game-changing fields took center stage Monday during the “Future of Disruptive Technologies” panel at the university’s 2023 Colorado Business Economic Outlook summit held in Denver.
Quantum technology, which takes advantage of the unique behavior of matter at its smallest scale, is poised to deliver “transformational impacts” from drug design to underground and underwater navigation to the prediction of illness or…
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