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CREWS Careers: Katie Duncan

Katie Duncan of Montana State University.

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Montana State University researchers conduct research in a lab that studies enzymes on Feb. 11, 2021 in Bozeman. MSU Photo by Adrian Sanchez-Gonzalez

Montana State University research expenditures hit all-time high

For a third year running, Montana State University recorded an all-time high for research expenditures, tallying more than $193 million for the fiscal year ending in June.

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Montana Girls STEM Collaborative offers mini-grants to promote imagery of women in STEM

The Montana Girls STEM Collaborative is offering mini-grants to promote imagery of women in STEM through the IF/THEN Collection. The Montana Girls STEM Collaborative is an outreach program of Montana NSF EPSCoR and housed within the Science Math Resource Center at MSU.

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CREWS Undergraduate Research Highlight: Bailey Underwood

Meet Bailey Underwood, an intern with the 2021 CREWS Undergraduate Research Internship program!

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CREWS Undergraduate Research Highlight: Zoe Durkin

Meet Zoe Durkin, an intern with the 2021 CREWS Undergraduate Research Internship program!

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Montana NSF EPSCoR sponsors, shares research at Montana statewide teacher conference

Researchers and outreach staff from Montana NSF EPSCoR shared new developments and opportunities with teachers from around the state of Montana at the annual Science Summer Institute professional development conference for educators on Aug. 11-13, 2021.

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These courses are intended primarily for operators of small water and wastewater systems. However, information on basic water quality, surface water and groundwater systems, and wastewater systems can benefit a wide variety of professionals, such as local and state level policymakers and planners, educators, construction managers, landowners, natural resource managers, real estate professionals and others. Photo by Kelly Gorham.

Free online courses on water quality for water and wastewater system operators now available

Academic Technology and Outreach at Montana State University and the Montana University System Water Center will offer a series of four noncredit courses that provide water quality training and continuing education opportunities for water and wastewater system operators. Registration is now open for these fully online, free courses, which are self-paced and can be accessed at any time.

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A volunteer takes a water sample on the Crow Reservation. MSU photo.

CREWS researchers and partners from MSU and LBHC awarded funding through USDA NIFA New Beginnings for Tribal Students Program

CREWS researchers from MSU and LBHC and partners receive a $500,000 award from the USDA NIFA New Beginnings for Tribal Students Program

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Montana State University to collaborate with partner NSF EPSCoR institutions on cyberinfrastructure research and education

A workshop will be held to assess cyberinfrastructure across the nation

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CREWS researchers and students tour Rosebud Mine outside of Colstrip

Researchers and students from the CREWS Powder River Basin team had the opportunity to tour the Rosebud Mine outside of Colstrip, MT

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Fire Science Week at spectrUM

Fire Science Week at spectrUM. December 3-7, 2024. 2-6 pm each day.

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Montana Reverse Site Visit with NSF

The Reverse Site Visit is required in Year 2 of an RII Track-1 project. Montana is scheduled to meet with NSF On April 3, 2025.The RSV is a review/evaluation conducted by teams of external reviewers and the NSF staff.

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Fire Science Week at spectrUM

Fire Science Week at spectrUM. December 3-7, 2024. 2-6 pm each day.

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Montana Reverse Site Visit with NSF

The Reverse Site Visit is required in Year 2 of an RII Track-1 project. Montana is scheduled to meet with NSF On April 3, 2025.The RSV is a review/evaluation conducted by teams of external reviewers and the NSF staff.

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