Articles in GPSA/Science Technology and Research
Bringing science to the public—‘Science on Tap’ provides discussion for sports-related science
The science behind sports-related concussions will be discussed at “Science on Tap” April 16at the Moose Lodge.
Ice melt leads to new research
For the past three years Von P. Walden has been part of a team conducting research in the ice covered country of Greenland. Walden and his team are trying to find a correlation between clouds …
Cloud-based computing — New program provides university software to students
The University of Idaho Information Technology Services Help Desk, along with Student Computing Services, now offers a software hosting service called VLab to UI students.
Taking a hike
Grad students, professors team up to tackle remote climate research with mules, tree harnesses and new sensor network
UI library catalogues Vandal alumni’s work
The library’s new theses and dissertations database catalogues work done by Vandal alumni.
$50 million integrated research facility proposed
On the way to the Idaho Commons on Line Street a new sign can be seen that states, “Site of Proposed Building” with the name “Integrated Research and Innovation Center” written on it, along with …
Two students earn fuel cycle research awards
Two University of Idaho students won awards in the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2012 Innovations in Fuel Cycle Research competition.
Space discoveries from Idaho
University of Idaho graduate student Alex Patthoff and his wife went looking for a new direction — and they found one in Moscow.
Patthoff, who studies geological studies, has spent his time at UI with professor …
Galactic guppies
Twenty-five University of Idaho undergraduate students shoot experimental capsules 90,000 feet into the atmosphere each semester — no big deal. But the student-led class broke ground this semester with its plan for a live payload.
Boise-based engineering company teams up with UI seniors for practical experience
Hands-on, real world experience is invaluable to an engineering student according to Matt Doyle, marketing and communications manager for Boise-based engineering company iO DuPont, Inc.
A team of four University of Idaho engineering senior design students …
Director sees future in collaboration
Jan Boll is a man with a vision of greater interdisciplinary collaboration within University of Idaho faculty and a passion for his students. These qualities named Boll director of Environmental Science, Water Resources and Professional …
