Incubators and R&D

But just changing agricultural practices across the United States could offset the carbon dioxide given off by about 25 million cars.

Since 2001, the Montana EPSCoR program has funded the work of 964 high school, graduate and doctoral students, dozens of research collaborations, seminar speakers and visiting scholars at UM and MSU, and provided seed money for more than 25 startup businesses.

Tom McCoy, MSU vice president for research, praised Sen. Conrad Burns for having the vision to see that building up science and technology is the way to strengthen Montana’s economy, and for recognizing that the way to do that is by getting himself on the Appropriations Committee.

Loon lookout Montana probably has fewer than 100 pairs of loons, says Dave Willey, conservation ecologist at Montana State University. Living on the southern edge of a loon district that extends into Canada, the birds…

A new supercomputer could join workers at the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory with colleagues in France, Chile and across the United States while keeping sensitive information secure.

Fallahi said "great science" is being conducted in Idaho labs, but said the state’s reputation in this area needs to be enhanced.

"I just wish bigger schools, especially M.D./Ph.D. programs, would take us more seriously," he said. "Funding of this nature is critical for Idaho to maintain a needed presence in the field of biomedical science."

if you don’t have kids, you will probably find this pretty hysterical. if you do, you may not see the humor right away. maybe in a few years… The following message was written by an…

Fishing around People who fish in Montana are highly mobile, says Christopher Guy, assistant leader of the Montana Cooperative Fishery Research Unit at MSU. Some have fished in New Zealand two weeks before coming to…

Their nano-effort is the same center that they are seeking NSF funding
for and thus the same center I proposed we (Montana) join.

The results of the research could lead to more high-tech jobs in Eastern Washington as the technology is applied to more computers, and cements PNNL as a national leader in supercomputing research