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!

Friday, March 24, 2017

Wyoming Researchers Explore the Future of Food, Energy, and Water

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The University of Wyoming will partner on two different research projects under an EPSCoR Track 2 grant awarded by the National Science Foun...

Wednesday, March 8, 2017

What's Underneath Medicine Bow Peak?

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Medicine Bow Peak has become a familiar landmark for those of us who live in Laramie. In the summer, avid hikers take on the trail to catch...

Monday, February 27, 2017

Communicating Science through Storytelling

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"What is the difference between information and wisdom?" Morgan Heim, film producer turned professor, asked the class. We sat sil...

Friday, February 3, 2017

UW Fostering Diversity in STEM Fields

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After a semester of working as the communications intern for Wyoming EPSCoR, it has been brought to my attention the underrepresentation of...

Thursday, December 22, 2016

Let it Snow!

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The semester is over, grades submitted, conferences attended and talks given. WyCEHG students are scattered across the globe, yet data must...

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

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“Hey Now, do you want to play a game?” The robot’s eyes flash red to indicate it understands the question raised by the blonde haired smili...

Monday, December 5, 2016

Student Gets Ready to 'Rock' the AGU Conference

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After a semester of hard work University of Wyoming geology students have the opportunity to present their research at the AGU Conference i...

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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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