Alert: Microsoft Outlook Outage
CU Denver is aware of issues with Microsoft email today. The issue appears to be international in scope. You may experience:
- Inability to send or receive email
- Delayed message delivery
- Authentication failures when accessing Exchange Online services
- Intermittent mailbox access issues
- Administrative portal performance issues related to Exchange
Microsoft has acknowledged the incident and is investigating. No ETA on resolution yet. For updates visit:
For updates visit: Anschutz ISS and CU Denver OIT Status.
CU Denver is aware of issues with Microsoft email today. The issue appears to be international in scope. You may experience:
- Inability to send or receive email
- Delayed message delivery
- Authentication failures when accessing Exchange Online services
- Intermittent mailbox access issues
- Administrative portal performance issues related to Exchange
Microsoft has acknowledged the incident and is investigating. No ETA on resolution yet. For updates visit:
For updates visit: Anschutz ISS and CU Denver OIT Status.
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Funding: $$$
We are looking for children bewteen two and four years of age with a disability in order to investigate the impact Socially Assistive Robotics has on motor, communication and cognitive skills.
Why this Research Matters
We need children to test the developed system and classifier of our Socially Assistive Robot, which is the equivalent to a child receiving a typical therapy session.
What to Expect
Children will participate in playful, one-on-one interactions with the Socially Assistive Robot. Children will receive standard of care motor therapy between periods of rest while these measurements are being taken.
Study Duration
Six, 60-minute sessions on the CU Denver Auraia Campus.
Who can Participate
2-4 years old
You may be eligible if you:
- Your child is between 2 and 4 years of age
- They have significant motor or communication disabilities/delays
- They can lift their arms away from the body
- They have not been diagnosed with blindness or deafness
- They are without a seizure disorder or with a well-controlled seizure disorder
- They have been on a stable medication regime for the past 12 weeks if they are currently taking medication
Study ID
Protocol Number: 24-1927
Compensation Information
Compensation
Study Payment: Earn $50 for completing the study.
Socially Assistive Robots
We are looking for children bewteen two and four years of age with a disability in order to investigate the impact Socially Assistive Robotics has on motor, communication and cognitive skills.
Why this Research Matters
We need children to test the developed system and classifier of our Socially Assistive Robot, which is the equivalent to a child receiving a typical therapy session.
What to Expect
Children will participate in playful, one-on-one interactions with the Socially Assistive Robot. Children will receive standard of care motor therapy between periods of rest while these measurements are being taken.
Study Duration
Six, 60-minute sessions on the CU Denver Auraia Campus.
Who can Participate
2-4 years old
You may be eligible if you:
- Your child is between 2 and 4 years of age
- They have significant motor or communication disabilities/delays
- They can lift their arms away from the body
- They have not been diagnosed with blindness or deafness
- They are without a seizure disorder or with a well-controlled seizure disorder
- They have been on a stable medication regime for the past 12 weeks if they are currently taking medication
Study ID
Protocol Number: 24-1927
Compensation Information
Compensation
Study Payment: Earn $50 for completing the study.