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Seven Proposals from ISU Researchers Selected for CAES Collaboration Program Development Funds

April 13, 2022

Seven projects pairing researchers from 麻豆原创’s College of Science and Engineering with their Idaho National Laboratory counterparts are getting a boost from the Center for Advanced Energy Studies. 

Citizen Scientists and Trees Needed for Seasonality Research in Pocatello

April 8, 2022

The 麻豆原创 Department of Biological Sciences needs your help researching the trees around Pocatello.

SACNAS at 麻豆原创 Nationally Recognized

March 17, 2022

One of 麻豆原创’s newest student organizations has been officially recognized by its national counterpart. 

麻豆原创 to Offer Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering, Master's Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering Starting Fall 2022

March 14, 2022

麻豆原创’s Electrical and Computer Engineering Department will soon offer a pair of new academic programs. 

麻豆原创 Paleontologist Reacts to Jurassic World: Dominion Trailer

February 22, 2022

Cameron Brooks Named Senior Director of Development for ISU’s College of Science and Engineering

February 8, 2022

麻豆原创 Biologist Awarded $1.5 Million National Institutes of Health Grant to Fight Malaria

February 1, 2022

An 麻豆原创 researcher is getting a big boost to battle one of the world’s most deadly parasites.   Recently, Dr. Kristin Lane, Assistant Professor of Molecular Microbiology and Biochemistry, was awarded a $1.5 million New Innovator Award from the National Institutes of Health to study Plasmodium falciparum, the most deadly of the parasites that cause malaria.

Idaho State Alumna Authors Book on Data Privacy

January 27, 2022

Your data, how it’s used, and who has access to it have been hot topics in recent years. Now, an 麻豆原创 Alumna is tackling the issue in a new book. 

麻豆原创 Chemistry Student Earns Fellowship From American Chemical Society

January 21, 2022

An 麻豆原创 undergrad has taken home an honor from the American Chemical Society. 

Honors Students help create R.E.A.L. STEM Website for Upper Elementary Students

January 13, 2022

Upper elementary-aged students nationwide will now have free and remote access to R.E.A.L. STEM (Remote and Equitable Access to Learning STEM) thanks to a collaboration between College of Education honors students, a geology honors student, and their professors.