Wyoming EPSCoR

This is a blog about Wyoming EPSCoR, the projects we do and the grants we are working on. From student internship programs, to grant work, to research, we're sharing our news and stories for our community to read and share. Thank you for visiting our site!

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Thursday, May 15, 2014

University of Wyoming and Jackson State University Students Study Ecohydrogeophysics in Mississippi

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Rain could not stop University of Wyoming and Jackson State University students from going into the field Wednesday. Although Mississippi...

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

New Field Course Begins for Wyoming and Mississippi Students

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When it comes to the natural environment, Wyoming and Mississippi do not have a lot in common. The arid plains and mountains of Wyoming cont...

Monday, February 4, 2013

Faces of Science: Overcoming the difficultly of a path made in leaps and bounds

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This is the sixth of a series of blogs about women in science at the University of Wyoming, as we initiate our new NSF-funded program....

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Evolutionary Ecology: Snail tails

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Confidence building through science: A glimpse into SRAP research life The Student Research Apprenticeship Program (SRAP) is a paid summer...

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Wyoming EPSCoR: Wyoming EPSCoR is one of about thirty EPSCoR jurisdictions. This blog is our way of telling our news and stories, sharing our research adventures and keeping our communities up to date on our current events. We hope that you will follow us as we begin our newest grant and continue on with our amazing outreach programs.

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