Welcome to the Idaho Academy of Science
Plan to attend and participate in the 2010 IAS Annual Meeting and Symposium
March 11 - 13, 2010
College of Southern Idaho
Twin Falls, Idaho
CLICK HERE for a high resolution (4.7 MB) PDF copy of the current issue (Volume 45, No. 2) of the IAS newsletter The Retort.
For faster download, CLICK HERE for a lower resolution (1.0 MB) PDF copy of the current issue (Volume 45, No. 2) of the IAS newsletter The Retort.
The Proceedings of the 50th Annual Meeting of the Idaho Academy of Science are now available.
The Proceedings of the 49th Annual Meeting of the Idaho Academy of Science.
NEW!!!!! The Idaho Academy of Science invites you to visit our new "Event Clearinghouse" - a single web site that features a list of future conferences, presentations, workshops, and other events of technical or educational interest to Idaho's Science and Engineering Communities.
About the Idaho Academy of Science
The Idaho Academy of Science (IAS) was organized in 1958 to further the cause of science and science education in Idaho. The IAS seeks to improve the effectiveness of science education in Idaho, and to promote public understanding and appreciation of the sciences and applied technology in the modern world. It is the only statewide organization in Idaho, which embraces all scientific disciplines. The IAS has provided and remains available for consultative or advisory services on matters of science and technology to the Governor, and to Local, State and Federal Agencies.
Chartered activities of the Academy are to:
- Stimulate scientific education and research
- Promote collegial relationships among those engaged in scientific work
- Assist in the development and promotion of the scientific resources of the State of Idaho
- Unify the scientific interests of the State
- Publish reports of scientific studies and applications
The Idaho Academy of Science is an affiliate of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and the National Association of Academies of Science (NAAS). Similarly, many science and engineering professional and technical societies in the State of Idaho are affiliates with the IAS.
- Area Descriptions
- Programs: The annual Distinguished Scientist / Science Communicator Award, the IAS Scholarship Program and the Visiting Scientist Program are presented here.
- IAS Publications: Information about the Retort newsletter (with information about the Academy, its members, and their institutions) and Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science (a peer-reviewed technical journal that specializes in publishing results of scientific work in all fields and with some connection to Idaho or Idahoans). The Journal is abstracted and circulated to dozens of colleges and universities, and to libraries throughout the USA and ten foreign countries.
- Members: The Academy's current President, Dr. Richard D. Boardman of the Idaho National Laboratory is introduced. Also there are directories of the IAS Executive Committee, individual members, institutional members, organizational members, and libraries that subscribe to IAS publications.
- Join or Renew: Information about the types of memberships available in the IAS along with a printable Membership Enrollment / Renewal Form.
- Organization: A general description of the Idaho Academy of Science, including its history and how it was organized.
- Resources: Off-site links of special interest to IAS members and others interested in science and science education
CLICK HERE for a pdf copy of a brochure about the IAS that includes information about how to become a member.
For more information, contact:
Idaho Academy of Science
909 Lucille Ave
Pocatello, ID 83201-2542
(208) 234-7001
E-mail: IdAcadSci@aol.com