Thursday, October 31, 2024

Revolutionizing Research: Idaho State’s Rare Instrument Opens New Frontiers in Science

ISU researchers have secured one of just three instruments in the world that could change the way research is done in many fields like archaeology, biology, environmental science, and forensics. The machine is a high-tech mass spectrometer, an Agilent 8900, combined with an incredibly precise Excimer laser, and represents the latest technology available to researchers.

Idaho State University and Umpqua Community College Join Forces to Address Rural Mental Health Crisis

Idaho State University (ISU) and Umpqua Community College (UCC) in Roseburg, Oregon, are partnering to support rural communities by providing an opportunity for students to pursue a bachelor’s degree in social work without leaving their local area.

College of Science And Engineering Dean Finalists

After a national search, five finalists have been named in the College of Science and Engineering Dean search. Each candidate will take part in an open forum both on Zoom and in person on our Pocatello campus.

News and Updates

Nominate the Next Idaho Business Leader of the Year

A Testament to Student Dedication

Museum of Natural History Offers Free Admission During Native American Heritage Month

On the TRAIL: Students and Faculty Present on Rural Immersion

START Program Successful in Encouraging Students to Pursue College

Bridging Worlds: Collaborative Learning in the College of Technology

College of Business Announces First Gary D. and Susan G. Campbell Dr. Bill Phillips Endowed Professor of Finance

Position Announcement: IRB Chair ISU Office for Research

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