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High School Students Get Research Experience at Idaho State University Over Summer
Their college careers may still be a little way out, but a pair of Century High School students had a chance to spend a portion of their summer getting a jump on their undergraduate experience.
Over four weeks this summer, Lillian Denney and Peizhen BigEagle spent their days working in the lab of Devaleena Pradhan, associate professor in the biological sciences department at Idaho State University. In her lab, Pradhan and her students study the bluebanded goby, a small fish that lives in the eastern Pacific Ocean and can rapidly switch sexes in response to changes in their environment.
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Last Chance to RSVP for CoSE’s
Homecoming Breakfast!
Join us Saturday, September 21, at 9 a.m., across from Health West, to watch the Homecoming parade and enjoy a breakfast catered by The Yellowstone. Afterwards, we’ll be tailgating at the ICCU Alumni Center and President Wagner’s tailgate from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
Please RSVP by September 13 here or send an email to cose@isu.edu.
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The College of Science and Engineering Dean's Excellence Fund is intended to support students in their journey through ISU. The Dean's Office is particularly interested in providing financial assistance to students who might not be able to enroll in or complete the semester because of short-term financial hardships. Students seeking such support should be in good academic standing.
If you know of a student who is in need of short-term support, please have them complete this form.
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Geosciences Professor and Chair Shannon Kobs Nawotniak and graduate student Daliedmarie Delgado Maisonet recently stopped by the ISU Research, Innovation, and Creativity Insights show on KISU to talk about their work with NASA, what we can learn from volcanoes, and more.
Give it a listen on KISU's website or on Spotify.
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Free Swag is Still Available!
Stop by the Dean's Office, PSC 120, and pick up a 1/4 zip pullover jacket.
Sizes range from small to XXL, and supplies are limited.
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A dozen chemistry students representing five labs presented their research at the American Chemical Society's Fall Meeting in Denver, Colorado, last month. At the conference, Aaron Barlow took home first place in the trivia contest and his win marks the second fall meeting in a row that a Bengal has taken home the top prize. | | | |
Congrats to nuclear engineering doctoral candidate Eva Barker!
This summer, she took home first place and a J. D. Williams Student Paper Award at the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management’s conference. Her paper, “Safeguards modeling for studies of pyroprocessing input accountancy and fuel impacts on ID and SEID,” studied using a model made to investigate safeguards compliance with Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations for a type of recycling of used nuclear fuel that has never been commercialized before. Her win also netted her $1,000.
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Sustainability Student Fund Grant Applications Open
ISU Sustainability is proud to announce the launch of their new internal grant. The Sustainability Student Fund Grant was developed to empower students to drive sustainability initiatives on campus.
The grant offers students the support to strengthen professional development skills, foster innovation, and enhance future opportunities while contributing to greener ISU campuses. All full-time graduate and undergraduate students are encouraged to apply. Applications are accepted through October 14.
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Idaho State University to Host Indigenous Peoples’ Day Events
On October 14, Idaho State University will commemorate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a series of events, including a student panel, workshops, and Q&A sessions. This year’s celebration, “We Are Still Here: Tradition and Transformation,” marks ISU’s sixth annual Indigenous Peoples' Day in collaboration with the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is an opportunity to explore Indigenous peoples' rich history, culture, and experiences in various fields such as sports, academics, and activism. This year, the focus is on understanding historical, transitional, and cultural practices, and celebrating contemporary contributions while envisioning future advancements.
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Encourage Grad Students to Participate in Three Minute Thesis
The Graduate School's annual Three-Minute Thesis competition is quickly approaching. Faculty are encouraged to inform students about this event and the details on how they can become involved. This year, 3MT will take place on Thursday, November 14, 2024. The 3MT challenges students to present their research, in progress or completed, to a general audience in under three minutes. Awards are given for first place, second place, third place, and a People's Choice, all with cash prizes. Students can view more information about the origin of 3MT, judging criteria guidelines, and past programs on the Graduate School website.
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Fall 2024 Research and Creative Scholarship Collaboration Event
Join the Office for Research on Thursday, October 24, from 3:30-5 p.m. in the Business Administration Building, Room 217, for the Fall 2024 Research and Creative Scholarship Collaboration Event. There will be opportunities to connect, learn about each others' work, meet new colleagues, and learn about ISU research support. At 3:45 p.m., there will be several “rapid fire” presentations followed by networking and discussion. The Office for Research staff will be available to answer questions. A Zoom option will be available for the presentations. Light snacks and appetizers will be served on the Pocatello campus.
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HR to Host EPAF Training September 18
HR's EPAF team will be hosting an EPAF training on Wednesday, September 18, from 10 - 11 a.m. via Zoom.
To register, email epaf@isu.edu.
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ISU Magazine Fall 2024 Edition Launches as Part of ISU Celebration Week
From plastic-eating mushrooms with potential to change the world, to students making musical albums with famous composers, and manikins so lifelike that future health care professionals can gain practice delivering a baby, this year’s issue of the Idaho State Magazine has an array of incredible stories you won’t want to miss.
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September 30 | Early 8-week course grading opens | October 7 | Mid-term week | October 14 | Late 8-week courses begin | October 15 | Early 8-week course grading closes at 5:00 pm | November 25 | Fall recess (no classes -- Thanksgiving Break) | | |
Upcoming Events in the College of Science and Engineering | |
Department/Program
Physics
Event
Colloquium: Scattering in Neutrino Alley
Kate Scholberg
Duke University
Details
Mon, Sept 16
4 - 5 pm
https://isu.zoom.us/j/85475043951
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Department/Program
Mathematics and Statistics
Event
Colloquium: Distance metric learning: From diverse domains to enhanced optimization
Maryam Bagherian
Idaho State University
Details
Tues, Sept 17
3:45 - 4:45 pm
https://isu.zoom.us/j/88922428350
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Department/Program
Biological Sciences
Event
Social
Details
Thu, Sept 19
3:30 pm
GLS Lobby
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Department/Program
Biological Sciences
Event
Ken Aho: Promotion Seminar
Details
Thu, Sept 19
4 - 5 pm
LC 10
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Department/Program
Biological Sciences
Event
Social
Details
Thu, Sept 26
3:30 pm
GLS Lobby
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Department/Program
Biological Sciences
Event
BSRC Research Roundup
Details
Thu, Sept 26
4 - 5 pm
GLS Lobby
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Department/Program
Physics
Event
Colloquium: Thermodynamics of Adsorbed Gases Studied on One- and Two-Dimensional Systems and Some Practical Implications
Subramanian Ramachandran
University of Washington
Details
Mon, Sept 30
4 - 5 pm
https://isu.zoom.us/j/83605449129
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Department/Program
Biological Sciences
Event
Social
Details
Thu, Oct 3
3:30 pm
GLS Lobby
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Department/Program
Biological Sciences
Event
Seminar
Chelsi Cassilly
NASA
Details
Thu, Oct 3
4 - 5 pm
LC 10
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Department/Program
Physics
Event
Colloquium: Tidal Disruption Events: Unique Probes of Outflows and Accretion in Supermassive Black Holes
Kate Alexander
University of Arizona
Details
Mon, Oct 7
4 - 5 pm
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Department/Program
Biological Sciences
Event
Social
Details
Thu, Oct 10
3:30 pm
GLS Lobby
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Help Us Share Your Accomplishments!
Our College’s outstanding faculty, staff, and students achieve many notable research and professional accomplishments. In addition, our departments regularly have newsworthy advancements. We want to make sure those stories are shared publicly. Here are a few ways you can provide a news tip to help get the word out:
Use this Story Submission Form to send your news tip to the Office of Marketing and Communications.
Send an email to Logan McDougall (loganmcdougall@isu.edu) with a brief description of the news to be shared.
You are always welcome to create a draft story, submit it via the Story Submission Form, or send it to Logan. The Office of Marketing and Communications and Logan will coordinate to get the story finalized and distributed to the media outlets/platforms that best tell the story.
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