Dissertation Defense: Jamie Rundhaug
Posted: Monday, February 14 2011
Doctoral candidate in Education, Jamie Rundhaug, will defend her dissertation entitled: "Eating, Exercise, and Motivation in Male Marathon Runners: Exploring Risk Factors" on March 2, at 11 a.m. in ED 216. All are welcome to attend.
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Education | College of Graduate Studies

Ken Cain
Posted: Monday, February 22 2010
Associate Professor of Fishery Resources
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Natural Resources | College of Graduate Studies | Fishery Resources | Research | Acknowledgements | Register Features

University of Idaho Livestock Researcher Focuses New Book on Feed Efficiency
Posted: Friday, September 28 2012
MOSCOW, Idaho – Making sure cattle use their feed efficiently is key to affordable beef and sustainable businesses, says University of Idaho animal scientist Rod Hill, whose book on that topic was published in September. Hill, a livestock physiologist in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, has spent much of his career conducting feed efficiency studies on cattle. His studies...
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Agricultural and Life Sciences | Rod Hill | Research | Beef | Animal Science

Zebra Chip Finds Its Way to Idaho’s Potato Fields
Posted: Friday, October 7 2011
MOSCOW, Idaho – A potato pest from points south has reached Idaho, University of Idaho Extension specialists with the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences confirmed this week. It was reported last month in Oregon and Washington. There are no known health safety or nutritional problems associated with zebra chip. Zebra chip is named for the dark bands that develop in potatoes infected by...
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Agricultural and Life Sciences | Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences | Research | Twin Falls | Extension

The Mountain Man and the Beetle: Robert Redford’s Conservation Legacy Honored
Posted: Thursday, September 22 2011
MOSCOW, Idaho – But can it act? There’s a new beetle on the block, and it goes by Redfordi, for its namesake, actor and conservationist Robert Redford. The water beetle, discovered in 2007 by University of Idaho and Montana State University researchers, honors Redford and one of his pivotal roles, the mountain man Jeremiah Johnson. The beetles were collected from Jerry John...
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Agricultural and Life Sciences | Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences | James Johnson | Research | Rocky Mountains | Entomology

Dissertation Defense: Przemyslaw Brejna
Posted: Thursday, July 22 2010
Doctoral candidate in chemistry, Przemyslaw Brejna, will defend his dissertation entitled, "Application of galvanic displacement for the preparation of substrates for surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy" on July 27, at 9 a.m. in REN 104.
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College of Graduate Studies

Von Braun to Pursue International Research Opportunities, Interdisciplinary and Diversity Initiatives
Posted: Friday, May 21 2010
Margrit von Braun, dean of the College of Graduate Studies, has decided to step down as dean and return to the faculty in order to pursue international research opportunities that will have distinct benefits for the University of Idaho. She also will complete specific initiatives in interdisciplinary and diversity programs and grants. The change takes effect on June 27, 2010. In her new half-time...
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College of Graduate Studies

Pooling for Strength: New Optical Imaging Center Creates One-Stop Scientific Shop for Researchers
Posted: Tuesday, April 20 2010
In a step designed to both create greater work efficiencies and increase collaborations, the University of Idaho has created an Optical Imaging Center: a centralized service center designed to meet the advanced optical microscopy needs of all faculty and students.
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College of Graduate Studies | Research

Student Graduate Project Encourages Environmental Awareness and Stewardship for the Land
Posted: Friday, August 7 2009
MOSCOW, Idaho – When it comes to community sharing and support centered on the environment, education and sustainability, the Moscow-Pullman community is tops. University of Idaho student Anne Izard found that out when she began her master’s degree research project last fall. Izard worked with McDonald Elementary School second and sixth graders to create a visual outdoor classroom garden space i...
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Natural Resources | College of Graduate Studies

Computer Science Professor Robert Hiromoto Receives Fulbright to Ukraine
Posted: Wednesday, May 8
Robert Hiromoto, a computer science professor at the University of Idaho’s Idaho Falls campus, has received a Fulbright award to teach and conduct research in Ukraine beginning late this summer.  Hiromoto will spend nine months with the American-Ukrainian School of Computer Science at Ternopil National Economic University in Ternopil, Ukraine. There, he plans to teach courses in wirele...
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Robert Hiromoto | Research | Faculty and Staff Announcement