Colorado School of Mines: Company Research Report

Company Overview

• Name: Colorado School of Mines

• Mission: STEM-focused education and research to produce talent, knowledge, and solutions that serve industry and benefit society, creating a more prosperous future.

• Founded: 1874

• Founder: Founded under the auspices of the Episcopal Church; became a territorial institution in 1874.

• Key People: No information is available.

• Headquarters: 1500 Illinois St., Golden, Colorado, 80401, USA.

• Number of Employees: No information is available.

• Revenue: No information is available.

• Known For: Producing distinctive STEM graduates with high return on investment and cutting-edge research in applied science and engineering.

Products and Offerings

• Educational Programs:

• Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees: Offers programs in applied science, engineering, and various interdisciplinary fields.

• Quantum Engineering Program: Established in 2020, focuses on practical engineering challenges in the quantum industry.

• Innovation and Research Facilities:

• Labriola Innovation Hub: A center for hands-on learning and innovation, providing resources for student-led projects and collaborations.

• Mines Innovation District: Facilities for research and commercialization that support development of new technologies.

Recent Developments

• New Programs and Initiatives:

• Quantum Engineering Program: Preparing students for the quantum industry.

• Elevate Quantum: Consortium receiving $127 million to secure U.S. leadership in quantum technology, involving the development of Quantum COmmons technology park.

• Innovative Facilities:

• Labriola Innovation Hub: Opened in 2024 as a headquarters for student innovation, including a range of makerspaces and funding opportunities for student projects.

• Partnerships:

• Center for Mining Sustainability: Collaboration with Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa in Peru to conduct research in sustainable mining, backed by significant funding.

Recent Partnerships and Collaborations

• Sustainable Mining Research Partnership with UNSA: Third phase started with $4.2 million funding for new projects focusing on sustainable aquifer management, concrete from mine tailings, and rare earth minerals.

Please note: The report is based on the provided data, and some standard fields such as "Key People," "Number of Employees," and "Revenue" lack available information, therefore are marked as such.