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Testing the Waters: QCNR Valedictorian Austin Garner on Landing Academic Success
When Austin Garner asked how he could make a career out of fishing, he was directed to the Quinney College of Natural…
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Off The Beaten Path: Quinney Scholar Anaís Barrientos on Finding Her Natural Capacity
Anaís Barrientos' academic trajectory, like her time scrambling over mountains for field work, has been a challenge…
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Researchers: Drought-Busting Spring Rains May Slow in Future
A new research paper suggests that unforseen, extreme springtime precipitation may become less frequent in the future.
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Running Cold: New Research Shows Ice Endures at Yellowstone Lake Despite Warming Trends
In a warming world, new research has found something unexpected at iconic Yellowstone Lake, North America's largest…
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2023 D. Wynne Thorne Career Research Awardee David Tarboton Emphasizes Importance of Data
USU's David Tarboton spoke on the importance of properly organizing and sharing research data at the annual D. Wynne…
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Gov. Cox, Pres. Cantwell to Headline Collaborative Water Conference Next Week
Cache Water Users and Utah State University have combined two annual water conferences into one event, the Northern…
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Bridging the Gap: USU Computer Scientists Develop Model to Enhance Water Data From Satellites
Pursuing NSF-funded research, Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi, Pouya Hosseinzadeh and colleagues publish findings in AGU's…
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ILWA Welcomes Stephanie Frohman as New Associate Director
ILWA has announced the appointment of Stephanie Frohman as its new associate director.
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New Report Says Lack of Funding for Critical Water Mains is $452 Billion in U.S., Canada
USU has published a third extensive study of commonly used waterpipe materials, titled "Water Main Break Rates in the…
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Active Transportation Options in Utah the Focus at Latest Research Landscapes
New ideas are showing how canals can provide even more benefits, as discussed in the latest Research Landscapes.
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Speed Baiting: New Report Offers Strategy for Increasingly Crowded Utah Fishing
There may, as they say, be plenty of fish in the sea — but angling opportunities on Utah's streams, rivers and lakes…
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New Research Finds That Dust in Atmosphere is Feeding Algae in Mountain Lakes
A team from USU has published research showing how algae growth is connected to atmospheric dust — changes in which…