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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 […]
A 16-year civil war left the elephant population at Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique, Africa, decimated. University of Idaho graduate Paola Branco and mentor Ryan Long are seeking to revive […]
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 […]
David McIlroy’s laboratory is held together by tin foil and duct tape. “If this particular piece of foil weren’t on this device, I have a bunch of electronics that would […]
Vice President of Research and Economic Development Janet Nelson is not a typical administrator.
Fifty years of work continues to flourish for the University of Idaho and Washington State University’s School of Food Science.
Wendy Wegner has a big passion for a little plant.
Members of the Vandal community spent hundreds of hours digging into Boise’s history this summer. Anthropology professor Mark Warner said the main purpose for the dig was to fulfill a […]
In a 2011 review of the Lapwai community, Melinda Hamilton, the Idaho National Laboratory education director at the time, found that as a whole, the community had an interest in […]
Communist Czechoslovakia didn”t provide many food options during weekends. When University of Idaho geology professor Peter Isaacson, who was in Bolivia on a Fullbright Fellowship research grant, took a stroll […]