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Idaho State University-Meridian’s Ann Kirkwood receives Advocacy Award

Posted in General, People, Events, Research by taylandy on the February 4th, 2013

The Idaho State Planning Council on Mental Health has awarded Ann Kirkwood its Advocacy Award for dedicated service and advocacy on behalf of Idaho children and families. (more…)

Idaho State University researchers participate in study documenting hunt harvest effects trophy horns, antlers of big game species

Posted in General, Research, Featured by taylandy on the January 30th, 2013

A new comprehensive study of records compiled by the Boone and Crockett Club concludes that big game harvest has reduced the size of horns and antlers of trophy male big game species over time.

A team of six scientists from Idaho State University, the University of Montana, Arizona Game and Fish Department, and the California Department of Fish and Game, led by Kevin L. Monteith, now at the University of Wyoming, recently analyzed a 108-year data set comprising 22,000 records among 25 trophy categories of big game inhabiting North America compiled by the Boone and Crockett Club. (more…)

Idaho State University Biomedical Research Institute has new director, Dr. Shawn Bearden

Posted in General, People, Academics, Research, Featured by taylandy on the January 22nd, 2013

Idaho State University Associate Professor of physiology Shawn Bearden will serve as director for the ISU Biomedical Research Institute, announced Howard Grimes, ISU vice president for research and economic development. (more…)

Idaho State University-Meridian researchers recruiting children for pacifier study

Posted in General, People, Research, Featured, ISU-Boise by taylandy on the January 17th, 2013

Do pacifiers affect speech development in children?

That's a question researchers in the Department of Communication Sciences at Idaho State University-Meridian will explore in a study about pacifier use in young children. (more…)

New geological map of Idaho available; includes substantial input by ISU geoscientists

Posted in General, Research by taylandy on the December 12th, 2012

The new geological map of Idaho, which was created extensive input from Idaho State University, is available locally for purchase at the Idaho Museum of Natural History gift shop.

This is the first geologic map of Idaho in 35 years, and is a perfect wall poster. A booklet of explanatory information accompanies the map and includes an index of the map’s many sources, which can be consulted for more detailed geologic information. (more…)

ISU Professor Meldrum proposes to build 50-foot airship to aid in research efforts

Posted in General, People, Research by taylandy on the December 5th, 2012

Idaho State University biological sciences professor Jeff Meldrum has began fundraising to build an unmanned airship that he proposes to use to conduct aerial surveys of areas where sasquatch sightings have been reported. (more…)

‘Human Interactions with the Portneuf River’ topic of Dec. 5 ISU Science/Humanities Cafe

Posted in General, People, Events, Research by taylandy on the November 29th, 2012

"Human Interactions with the Portneuf River," a public forum featuring a discussion of how humans have interacted with the Portneuf River in the past and the present, will be held at 5 p.m. Dec. 5 at the Portneuf Valley Brewery in Pocatello. (more…)

Idaho State University’s Herbert Maschner elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

Posted in General, People, Academics, Research, Featured by taylandy on the November 29th, 2012

Herbert Maschner, director of the Idaho Museum of Natural History and Idaho State University professor of anthropology, has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

Election as an AAAS Fellow is an honor bestowed upon AAAS members by their peers. The American Association for the Advancement of Science is the world’s largest general scientific society. (more…)

ISU School of Engineering Director Naidu travels widely for scholastic endeavors; visits Turkey, Russia, China, Greece

Posted in General, People, Academics, Research, Featured by taylandy on the November 28th, 2012

It has been a busy year of travel for Idaho State University School of Engineering Director D. Subbaram Naidu who in the last academic year has visited Turkey, Russia, China and Greece to deliver academic and research presentations and to explore research collaborations. (more…)

Idaho State University’s Alba Perez Gracia receives $445,570 NSF grant to develop design of robotic hands

Posted in General, Research, Featured by taylandy on the November 15th, 2012

Idaho State University mechanical engineering Associate Professor Alba Perez Gracia has been awarded a four-year $445,570 grant through the National Science Foundation's (NSF) National Robotics Initiative (NRI) for the design of robotic hands. (more…)

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