"Creepy" Science:
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In his new book, "The Future: Six Drivers of Global Change," former vice president Al Gore speaks of innovations in genetic engineering. Read more...
USU Geologists Discover
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Professor Susanne Janecke and Emeritus Professor Bob Oaks delve into Bonneville flood mystery and publish new insights. Read more...
Graduate Students:
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Applications are now being accepted for the Claude E. Zobell Graduate Scholarship (click here for application) and the Lawrence H. Piette Graduate Scholarship (click here for application instructions.) Both applications are due at 5 p.m., Friday, March 8, 2013.
Applications Now Available for
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The application deadline for CoS Undergraduate Research Minigrants is Friday, March 8. Read more...
"At a Glance":
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"Express News": Building plans and other highlights from USU's College of Science. Read more...
Undergraduate Scientists:
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Apply now for College of Science scholarships for the 2013-14 academic year. To be eligible, you must be a junior or senior next academic year with a major in a College of Science department and have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5. Read more...
Apply Now for
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Federal projects and other organizations, including NEON, UCAR and RESESS, now accepting applications for summer learning opportunities. Read more...
Congratulations:
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USU biochemist receives prestigious national scientific honor. Read more...
USU Ecologist says It's
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Professor Nancy Huntly, director of the USU Ecology Center, and colleagues publish in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Read more...
Congratulations:
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Biology professor Carol von Dohlen honored at Nov. 27th gathering at USU President's Home. Read more...
Computing Cancer:
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Research by USU biologist Greg Podgorski and computer scientist Nick Flann featured in Nature. Read more...
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One Step Closer:
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Doctoral student Zhiyong Yang and faculty mentor Lance Seefeldt publish findings in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Read more...
Biology's Dave Wallace
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Principal lecturer in the Department of Biology's industrial hygiene program honored by Utah chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers. Read more...
USU Distance Ed:
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USU Brigham City math lecturer Camille Fairbourn highlighted in Deseret News feature exploring Utah State's virtual network of campuses. Read more...
Glowing Excitement:
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Recent USU graduate and Goldwater honoree Rachel Ward represents U.S. at 2012 International Conference of Physics Students held in The Netherlands. Read more...
Sparking Chemistry:
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Annual interdisciplinary retreat, honoring the memory of USU biochemistry professor Gaurth R. Hansen, is new nexus for chemical biology research at Utah State. Read more...
Wow! USU-Built, Biofueled
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In interdisciplinary effort, students of biochem professor Lance Seefeldt develop renewable biofuel to power USU-engineered "Aggie A-Salt Streamliner;" undergrad biochem student Michael R. Morgan drives racer to record on Bonneville Salt Flats. Read more...
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Accidental Communicator:
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Herpetologist Andrew Durso's blog is featured in Scientific American. Read more... Visit Durso's blog.
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USU Molecular Biologist
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USTAR professor's list of possible applications for artificial spider silk continues to grow. Read more...
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Virtual Herbarium:
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Mary Barkworth, director of USU's Intermountain Herbarium, is among scientists working to develop U.S. Virtual Herbarium. Read more...
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USU Chemists Do Double Take
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Doctoral student Alexander Ivanov and Professor Alex Boldyrev publish findings in Angewandte Chemie Internationale and Chemical &Engineering News. Read more...
Science Students:
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The College of Science's student Science Council is seeking ideas from fellow students on classroom improvements and other ideas to enhance everyone's learning experiences. Please click here to email your suggestions.
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