Idaho State University Magazine

Features

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  INBRE: A Pipeline for Biomedical Research Scientists

  Tiffany Doherty and Michael Vincen-Brown were among the 13 undergraduate students who participated at the INBRE Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program at ISU last summer. For both participants, the intense, 10-week program was transformative, cementing their desires to become research scientists. (read more)

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  Crescendos Alliance Creates New Health Care, Learning Opportunities in Peru's High Andes

  Idaho State University students have a new place they can learn about and help solve global health problems at a remote village in Peru that is "way up and way out there." (read more)

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  Some Other Kind of Fish in the Sea

  Using CAT scans and making 3-D virtual reconstructions of the jaws of the ancient fish Helicoprion, Idaho State University researchers have solved some of the mysteries surrounding large spiral fossils of this fish's teeth. (read more)

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  Profitably Blurring the Lines Between Work and Play

  Before an early morning business meeting this CEO might be casting dry flies to native cutthroat trout in the middle of the largest wilderness area in the continental United States, rather than commuting through traffic in a busy city. (read more)

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  A Confusion Brings Career Clarity

  Bryan Wright's passion for physical therapy came after his mother had a significant knee injury. He was able to accompany her on visits to the physician. When her doctor confused Bryan for her therapist, he became very interested in physical therapy. (read more)