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Manufacturing Montana's Future Undergraduates are manufacturing transistors as part of their cutting-edge coursework in the recently created Montana Microfabrication Facility. MT NSF EPSCoR Article — Released February, 2007 |
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The Undergraduate Research Program at Montana Tech is an invaluable part of many undergraduates' education. Learn about this acclaimed program and some of the participants. MT NSF EPSCoR Special Report — Released February, 2007 |
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Terra: The Nature of Our World One of the world’s premiere science websites, it features science MT NSF EPSCoR Article — Released February, 2007 |
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The misadventures of two Montana NSF EPSCoR undergraduate researchers who discover that science isn't easy... MT NSF EPSCoR Article — Released February, 2007 |
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Researchers are discovering microorganisms that create "biofilms" or underground layers that can help contain, or clean up, toxic waste. MT NSF EPSCoR Article — Released February, 2007 |
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High School Student Makes Good on NSF EPSCoR Support Will Fletcher was one of several Montana high school students Montana NSF EPSCoR helped attend international and regional science fairs. What he did with this opportunity is amazing... MT NSF EPSCoR Article — Released February, 2007 |
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Nanoparticles packed and addressed by proteins Researchers at the Center for Bio-Inspired Nanotechnology are discovering ways to use nanotechnology and nature for high-tech drug delivery. Nature.com Article — Released January 4, 2007 |
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PBS to Feature Montana Scientists Who Research Yellowstone Viruses Research being performed at the Thermal Biology Institute is to be featured in a segment of "Wired Science", airing on PBS Jan. 3, 2007 Deseret News Article — Released January 4, 2007 |
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An event in Missoula hosted by Montana NSF EPSCoR inspired science learning while entertaining young people and their families. Missoulian Article — Released December 11, 2006 |
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Ecosystem of Vanishing Lake Yields Valuable Bacterium One of Montana NSF EPSCoR's new faculty hires is researching a unique organism living in the salty waters of Soap Lake, WA, which may have environmental cleanup potential. MSU News Service Article — Released October 16, 2006 |
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Research Holds Promise for Herpes Vaccine Virologist Bill Halford has successfully tested a herpes vaccine in mice. A Montana NSF EPSCoR new faculty hire, his research may lead to a human vaccine against genital herpes. MSU News Service Article — Released October 12, 2006 |
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UM Lecture Examines Links Between History of Life, Humanity Dr. Geerat Vermeij, professor of marine ecology and paleoecology at UC-Davis, spoke about similarities between mollusk and human evolution as part of the Science Within Society lecture series. MT NSF EPSCoR Article — Released June, 2006 |
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High School Students Present Research at UM Air Toxics Symposium Area students conducting air-quality research present their findings during the Air Toxics Under the Big Sky Symposium at UM-Missoula. MT NSF EPSCoR Article — Released June, 2006 |
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Montana, San Francisco Museums to Form Partnership The Science Learning Complex at UM-Missoula and ExplorationWorks of Helena are developing a partnership that will bring exhibits and inquiry-based science curriculum from San Francisco’s Exploratorium. UM Press Release — Released May 10, 2006 |
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UM Student Wins National Science Research Award Michael O’Brien, wildlife biology major at the University of Montana, wins a significant, national award allowing him to continue his bison conservation research. UM Press Release — Released April 19, 2006 |
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Montana Tech Holds Tenth Annual Undergraduate Research Fair Montana Tech undergraduate researchers make presentations to their peers, faculty and the public at this expo of undergraduate research. Montana Standard Article — Released April 6, 2006 |
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Students Land Prestigious Goldwater Scholarships Former Montana NSF EPSCoR undergraduate researcher Elizabeth Morton wins prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education award. UM Press Release — Released April 3, 2006 |
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"Blackfeet Skies" - UM Lecture Reveals American Indian Astronomy Leo Bird, a science teacher at Browning High School, shares his knoweldge of American Indian astronomy and displays his unique teaching methods for the Missoula public. MT NSF EPSCoR Article — Released April, 2006 |
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International Alpine Ecology Convention Held in Montana Dr. Ragan M. Callaway of the University of Montana Plant Ecology Lab hosts alpine ecologists from around the world at a conference in Montana. MT NSF EPSCoR Special Report — Released March, 2006 |
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Science Radio Program Entertains, Educates Young Montanans Science discovery public radio program Science is Cool reaches a wider audience with CD sets sent to public schools and libraries across Montana. UM Press Release — Released February 7, 2006 |
