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From the heat of the savanna to the bottom of the ocean, wildlife filmmakers have put their hard work into creating award winning cinematic films. During a Q&A last Friday, […]
When Carly Scott was 18, she told her mother she was never going to be an ecologist. Now she is headed to graduate school to study in an ecology and […]
If University of Idaho President Chuck Staben chooses to stay on as a tenured faculty member, he will be the first of 18 presidents to do so. According to UI […]
The Idaho State Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to approve academic transitional leave for University of Idaho President Chuck Staben to teach biology courses at the university next year. […]
It has been more than two decades since the civil war in Mozambique destroyed much of the large animal population of the country’s Gorongosa National Park.
Researchers at the University of Idaho, led by professor Eva Top, discovered two genes that aid a bacteria’s ability to hold onto genetic material coding for antibiotic resistance. “Bacteria become […]
When people think of science, they might picture white lab coats and periodic tables. To those not within the lab world, new studies often go unnoticed. Science After Hours, a […]
Luc Leblanc is the Indiana Jones of entomology, said freshman Conn Evans, who works at the Barr Entomological Museum at the University of Idaho. Leblanc is the current curator of […]
Everyone wanted the chance to be the research VIP. The Vandal Idea Project, a university-wide grant program funded through the President”s Office, awarded five teams of interdisciplinary researchers funds for […]
Though he”s a biologist by major, University of Idaho student researcher Lupe Gutierrez”s interest in organic chemistry was sparked by a carbon compounds class with professor Kristopher Waynant. Gutierrez said […]