Anne James
MSU scientist turns from lizards and scat to developing tool for managing pandemics
BOZEMAN — As a college freshman, Alex Washburne already had his dream job: capturing lizards in the arid grasslands of New Mexico. He later went on to study snails, analyze stock prices for a hedge fund and collect scat for a major elk study around the Rockies...
MSU research could help weather forecasters improve severe storm warnings
BOZEMAN — When a hail storm unleashes on Montana's plains, a precise warning an hour or more in advance could allow ranchers to lead livestock to shelter, gardeners to bring in potted plants and residents to protect vehicles and other valuables...
Webinar on “Hemp Disease Sightings in Kentucky”
Please join the Schutter Diagnostic Lab and the Great Plains Diagnostic Network (GPDN) for a webinar on Wednesday, March 6th, 2019 at 9am MT/10am CT.
Dr. Nicole Ward Gauthier, University of Kentucky, will be presenting “New Friends and Old Foes: Hemp Disease Sightings in KY&CloseCurlyDoubleQuot…
Dr. Nicole Ward Gauthier, University of Kentucky, will be presenting “New Friends and Old Foes: Hemp Disease Sightings in KY&CloseCurlyDoubleQuot…
UM Graduate Student Researchers Test New Forestry App
UM News Service
MISSOULA – Graduate students in the University of Montana W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation put the latest forest management technology to the test in a new study published in the Journal of Forest…
MISSOULA – Graduate students in the University of Montana W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation put the latest forest management technology to the test in a new study published in the Journal of Forest…
MSU algae research could make biofuel production more economical
BOZEMAN — In an effort to improve the feasibility of a renewable energy source, Montana State University researchers are exploring a potential breakthrough in producing biofuel from algae.
Backed by a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, the research team — which includes scientists f…
Backed by a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, the research team — which includes scientists f…
MSU organic chemist Sharon Neufeldt earns prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER a…
BOZEMAN -- A Montana State University scientist who loves the art and logic it takes to solve the puzzles of organic chemistry has won the National Science Foundation's most prestigious award for developing young researchers.
The NSF’s Faculty Early Career Development Program, or CAREER, award will g…
The NSF’s Faculty Early Career Development Program, or CAREER, award will g…
Happy Valentine’s Day from MSU Extension in Teton County
By Jane Wolery - MSU Extension Teton County Agent
I hope feel some love today – by doing something you love, by doing something for someone you love or with someone you love or in quiet reverie with a pleasant memory of someone you have loved...
I hope feel some love today – by doing something you love, by doing something for someone you love or with someone you love or in quiet reverie with a pleasant memory of someone you have loved...
MSU grad student receives NSF award to further refine super-cold refrigerator
BOZEMAN -- A tall coffee maker seems fitting for a Montana State University laboratory where a bleary-eyed graduate student examines crystals long after midnight.
But what appears to be a caffeine dispenser is actually a revolutionary refrigerator that has widespread applications for Quantum Informat…
But what appears to be a caffeine dispenser is actually a revolutionary refrigerator that has widespread applications for Quantum Informat…
Environmental Leader Winona LaDuke to Deliver President’s Lecture at UM
MISSOULA – Winona LaDuke, the internationally renowned environmentalist, economist and writer known for her work on tribal land claims, tribal preservation and sustainable development, will deliver a seminar and lecture on Tuesday, Feb. 26, as the next University of Montana President&CloseCurl…
Park Awarded Pavement Preservation Funds for Going-to-the-Sun Road in 2019
Portions of Going-to-the-Sun Road will likely be temporarily closed September 16-29, 2019
West Glacier, MT – Glacier National Park is planning a significant pavement preservation effort in 2019 and into 2020. Some park roads including the Going-to-the-Sun Road will receive a protective co…
West Glacier, MT – Glacier National Park is planning a significant pavement preservation effort in 2019 and into 2020. Some park roads including the Going-to-the-Sun Road will receive a protective co…
FWP Investigating Vandalism Near Augusta
Vandalism Reported at Eureka Reservoir Fishing Access Site
Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking information about vandalism at Eureka Reservoir Fishing Access Site near Choteau.
Sometime between January 22-26, a sign and the latrine at the FAS were spray painted. Mat...
Fish, Wildlife and Parks is seeking information about vandalism at Eureka Reservoir Fishing Access Site near Choteau.
Sometime between January 22-26, a sign and the latrine at the FAS were spray painted. Mat...
MSU directing seed royalties back to crop research
BOZEMAN – A new program at Montana State University aims to increase the amount of money from royalties on crop variety licenses that goes back into crop breeding research.
The Cultivar Development Research Program routes 30 percent of the royalties generated when MSU licenses crop varieties to…
The Cultivar Development Research Program routes 30 percent of the royalties generated when MSU licenses crop varieties to…