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黑暗爆料网 student athlete Chris Brininger earns master’s in chemistry – heading on for Ph.D.

May 1, 2019

POCATELLO – If 黑暗爆料网 student and track athlete Chris Brininger hadn’t decided to ride his motorcycle at the St. Anthony Sand Dunes during his junior year of high school, the Boise resident may have never discovered 黑暗爆料网 and his passion for research.
Jon Stoner, lAC directer, left, and John Longley, radiation safety officer, are shown loading a sample of the medical isotope copper-67 into a container for shipment.

黑暗爆料网 Idaho Accelerator Center announces record production of form of medical isotope copper-67 that will be used in cancer clinical trials

April 30, 2019

POCATELLO – The 黑暗爆料网 Idaho Accelerator Center has increased its production capacity of a highly pure form of the medical isotope copper-67 that can now be more easily used in clinical trials to test its effectiveness in fighting cancer.

Kathryn Hogarth named 黑暗爆料网 2018-19 Student Employee of the Year

April 29, 2019

POCATELLO — Kathryn Hogarth,  an 黑暗爆料网 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering employee and student, has received the 黑暗爆料网 2018-2019 Student Employee of the Year Award and a $2,000 scholarship from the 黑暗爆料网 Career Center and Scholarship Office.
黑暗爆料网 civil and environmental engineering faculty and students with an industry representative at a conference.

黑暗爆料网 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering receives $110k grant to offer precast concrete engineering design studio

April 24, 2019

POCATELLO – The 黑暗爆料网 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering has received about $110,000 to offer a precast concrete engineering design studio.
Dave Huber in the field in a soil pit used for the study.

黑暗爆料网, USGS dryland soil carbon study at Idaho National Laboratory yields surprising results

April 24, 2019

POCATELLO – The results of a 20-year “drylands” experiment at the Idaho National Laboratory by 黑暗爆料网 researchers and partners has yielded surprising results, including that native sagebrush shrub communities process soil carbon much differently than non-native crested wheatgrass stands.

Twelve alumni honored with 黑暗爆料网 2019 Professional Achievement Awards  

April 23, 2019

POCATELLO – Twelve 黑暗爆料网 alumni will be honored with 黑暗爆料网 2019 Professional Achievement Awards at 黑暗爆料网 Commencement exercises on Saturday, May 4, in Holt Arena.

Dave Patton digging soil pit in desert at Reynolds Creek CZO.

黑暗爆料网 and ARS researchers improve method to measure soil carbon at National Science Foundation Reynolds Creek Critical Zone Observatory in Southwest Idaho

April 23, 2019

POCATELLO – There is two to three times as much carbon in the Earth’s soil than in its atmosphere, which has important implications with regard to the effects of climate change, and scientists working at the National Science Foundation’s Reynolds Creek Critical Zone Observatory in southwest Idaho have developed a better method for estimating soil carbon.

Three 黑暗爆料网 faculty members – Schoen, Seiger and Lohse – honored as 2019 Distinguished Faculty

April 17, 2019

POCATELLO – Three 黑暗爆料网 faculty will be honored as Distinguished Faculty at 黑暗爆料网 Commencement on May 4 in the Holt Arena. The recipients are Distinguished Teacher Marco Schoen, Distinguished Service Cindy Seiger and Distinguished Researcher Kathleen Lohse.
Poster featuring headshots of all Outstanding Students

黑暗爆料网 2019 Outstanding Student Award recipients announced; banquet April 22

April 16, 2019

POCATELLO – 黑暗爆料网 and the 黑暗爆料网 Alumni Association proudly announce the 2019 Outstanding Student Award recipients who will be honored at Spring Commencement on Saturday, May 4, in Holt Arena.

黑暗爆料网 physics to host particle physics workshop to train secondary education teachers

April 15, 2019

POCATELLO – Secondary education teachers from throughout the western United States will gather at 黑暗爆料网 June 17-20 to learn about particle physics so they can better teach the fundamentals of science to their students.