Idaho EPSCOR News
Dr. Ronald Hardy, professor, director of the University of Idaho
Aquaculture Research Institute, and current EPSCoR research team
leader discusses changes in fish feed while moderating a panel
during the American Association for the Advancement of Science
annual meeting.
Current research by a University of Idaho research
team in cooperation with Potlatch Corporation, USFS Rocky Mountain
Research Station, USDA Cooperative State Research, Education, and
Extension Service, University of Idaho Collaborative Working
Forests, and the National Science Foundation is yielding data
to better understand the basic process of carbon and water flux
between vegetation and our atmosphere.
Aresearch team from Boise State, including current EPSCoR participant Dr. Alex Punnoose, to present
research at the Keystone Symposia conference on Nanotechnology in Biomedicine.
Dr. Richard Inouye takes water samples in the Portneuf River.
Current Idaho EPSCoR team leader Dr. Richard Inouye and a former Idaho State University
instructor together created the Portneuf River Ecosystem Project (PREP) Web site that provides a wide
range of information – from the area's science to its recreational opportunities – about the Portneuf River
and its surroundings.
Dr. John Byers and former Idaho EPSCoR participant Dr. Lisette Waits show importance of female
mate selection to offspring success in pronghorn antelope.
Focus stories on the successes of current and past Idaho EPSCoR participants following their EPSCoR participation.
News stories directly and indirectly related to Idaho EPSCoR that illustrate the growth and success
of research in Idaho.
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