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EPSCoR Highlights

	EPSCoR Highlights Title Slide
	National Science Foundation (EPSCoR) Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research
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	Can't Change its Stripes
	Idaho scientists study how zebra fish respond to nutrients and pollutants.
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	Shocking Science!
	Arkansas nanoscience graduate students bring (shocking) hands-on science to youngsters.
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	Field Samples
	Wyoming pine samples enable radiocarbon and stable isotope analysis.
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	A Better Widget Works
	Louisiana science adventure campers play Widget Works at a BioModular System (CBM2).
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	Undergrad Research @ Tribal Colleges
	Summer campers participate in NATURE in North Dakota.
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	Made In Idaho
	Boise State's fully-automated system improves prediction of water contamination.
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	Working with Nanomaterials
	A Louisiana grad student synthesizes nanoparticles.
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	Alabama Nanotech
	Tuskegee U's Alabama Center for Nanotechnology Materials (ACNM) engages undergrads.
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	Characterizing Chloroplast
	Arkansas researchers observe the nanostructure of chloroplast.
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	Roads Once Traveled
	Wyoming scientists study roads once used by ancient Easter Islanders to move tons of stone.
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	Learning Biology Cold
	Montana State students in cold room study Complex Biological Systems.
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	Nanostructure Research
	A West Virginia research assistant demonstrates the molecular beam epitaxy to an underclassman.
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	Montana Apprenticeship Program
	MT Apprenticeship Program (MAP) develops biomedical and behavioral research pre-professionals.
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	Land Use Sheds Light on Watersheds
	Idaho State students examine how land uses affects nutrient processing in watersheds.
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	DNA Sequencing Cuts to the Core
	Louisiana State’s DNA Sequencing Lab develops approach to analyze the primary structure of the human genome.
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	Still Waters Run Deep at Yellowstone
	South Dakota’s Thermal Biology Institute students take hydrothermal pool samples in Yellowstone National Park.
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	Mini Robots Adapt in Vermont
	Robot can detect its own shape and efficiently adapt to damage.
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	See Mountain-to-Sea in Hawaii
	The Hawaiian Ahupua provides exciting "mountain-to-sea" perspective on ecosystems research.
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	Membranes in Mississippi
	X-ray scattering pattern of a stretched DuPont fuel cell membrane.
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	Encouraging Future Scientists
	Idaho Research Experiences for Undergraduates Undecided (REU2) peaks student interest in science.
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	Fuel by Oilseed Takes Flight
	North Dakota’s SUNRISE research group developed oilseed-based bio-jet fuel.
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	Solar-Powered Sea Slugs
	Maine Educators use fascinating organisms to transform the teaching of basic principles in biology.
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	No Straw Man: NATURE
	Native American students at North Dakota’s Turtle Mountain Community College construct and test the strength of a straw tower.
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	Modeling Storm Surge
	Maximum significant wave heights from hurricane Katrina predicted by Alabama’s coupled surge and wave modeling system.
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	Arctic Fossils
	North Dakota and Ohio researchers discovered plant and animal fossils from the last of Antarctica's tundra-like communities.
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Last Updated: Mar 24, 2009