Finding waves — UI professor finds waves on Saturn’s largest moon
Jason Barnes, assistant professor of physics, has found waves on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan — the first waves found anywhere besides Earth.
Tag: science
The science of Shreeve
Hired in 1961, Jean’ne Shreeve, university distinguished professor and research faculty in the Department of Chemistry, has worked at University of Idaho longer than any other faculty member.
Moss goes national
The University of Idaho K-12 Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics education and outreach program — the McCall Outdoor Science School (MOSS)– is one of four regional institutions in the U.S. […]
Evolutionary biology experts to visit UI
The science of evolutionary and population genetics will be the topic of conversation at a seminar hosted by Initiative for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies (IBEST) Sept. 5.
Taking a hike
Grad students, professors team up to tackle remote climate research with mules, tree harnesses and new sensor network
Evolutionary difficulties
In today’s world, the theory of evolution is taught as fact in our schools and no one seems to be allowed to question it. We are not taught to think […]
Science about truth, not blind obedience
It takes longer for the American public to accept scientific theories than the scientific community. It has been suggested that the problem lies in America’s supposed “long history” of “politicizing […]
Global climate change no longer discussion of possibility
A poll released Wednesday by Yale and George Mason universities shows that almost three out of every four Americans believe global climate change played a role in this year’s unusual […]