Research recently published in the journal Plos One is part of a study to measure the psychological predictors of tolerance for tigers in the Bangladesh Sundarbans, where the large carnivores have a rocky and sometimes violent relationship with local communities.
Boise State University's Frank Church institute will Honor Secretary Panetta with the frank and Bethine Church Award for public service on jan. 18.
The largest gift in the university’s history will fund the establishment of a new Center for Materials Research, operated by the College of Engineering.
Researchers are attempting to develop thermoelectric generators (TEGs) as a way to convert the waste heat from car engines into electricity.
A Boise State University team of nursing and gaming professionals has won a national education award for developing a wearable technology that allows nursing students to practice complex simulations with significant cost savings compared to more standard training.
Idaho native Greg Carr signed a formal agreement furthering Boise State University faculty and student research opportunities in Africa's Gorongosa National Park.
Lejo Flores, an associate professor of geosciences, has been awarded a three-year, $295,577 grant from NASA’s highly competitive Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences (ROSES) program to investigate the use of remote sensing to better predict annual runoff.
Maps show us the way and identify major landmarks – rivers, towns, roads and hills. For centuries, they also offered a perspective on how societies viewed themselves in comparison to the rest of the world. Karen Pinto, assistant professor of history at Boise State University, is researching a book project titled “The Mediterranean in the Islamic Cartographic Imagination,” which looks at maps from the medieval and early-modern Muslim world. Her research is funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
The Boise State Materials for Energy and Sustainability Research Experiences for Teachers Program partners high school teachers with university professors for hand-on research experience.
The one-of-a-kind gallery and studio space allows students and the public to learn about sculpture at every stage, from clay moquettes to finished bronzes.
Four students have been awarded prestigious Fulbright scholarships for 2015-16, which will allow them to travel abroad for up to a year and teach and pursue research projects.
A new study shows a correlation between the number of city trees and overall income levels in seven U.S. cities.
A new study from a researcher at Boise State is among the first to predict a person’s pesticide exposure based on information about their usual diet.
Boise State Physicist Brian Jackson is looking for planets orbiting much closer to their host stars than once thought possible.
President Barack Obama has chosen Boise State University in Boise, Idaho, as his first stop after his State of the University address this week.
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