Time
|
Presentation
|
Faculty
|
Department
|
| 10am |
Welcome by President Waded Cruzado |
|
|
| 10:10am |
Studies of the Nation's Health Care Workforce: Forecasts, Impacts and Policy |
Peter Buerhaus |
Nursing |
| 10:20am |
Recovering Luxury from a Roman Villa: The Oplontis Project (2008-2018) |
Regina Gee |
School of Art |
| 10:30am |
Genomics: At Play in the Genome and at Work for Plant Improvement |
Hikmet Budak |
Plant Sciences & Plant Pathology |
| 10:40am |
Seeking the Secret Life of Enzymes |
Patrik Callis |
Chemistry & Biochemistry |
| 10:50am |
Conserving Large Carnivores in a Rapidly Changing World |
Scott Creel |
Ecology |
| 11am |
The Flight of the Bumblebee: A Career Built on Curiosity |
Graham Austin |
Business |
| 11:10am |
Controlling Stone-Producing Microbes: The Good Ones and the Evil Ones |
Robin Gerlach |
Chemical & Biological Engineering |
| 11:20am |
Helping Montana Farmers become more Resilient to an Increasing Uncertain Future |
Bruce Maxwell |
Land Resources & Environmental Sciences |
| 11:30am |
Wild Clay Research: Earth, Hand, Fire, Home |
Josh DeWeese |
School of Art |
| 11:40am |
New Wheat Varieties for Montana Farmers |
Luther Talbert |
Plant Sciences & Plant Pathology |
| 11:50am |
Oh the Places You'll Go! Studying Chemistry with Photons in Hard to See Places |
Robert Walker |
Chemistry & Biochemistry |
| 12pm |
Economics in the Policy Process: How an Economist Has Fun! |
Vince Smith |
Agricultural Economics |
| 12:10pm |
Jurassic Genomes: How Evolution Shapes Genome Biology |
Chris Organ |
Earth Sciences |
| 12:20pm |
Lasers and Cameras for Studying the World Around Us |
Joe Shaw |
Electrical and Computer Engineering and Optical Technology Center |
| 12:30pm |
Development of New Treatments for Rheumatoid Arthritis |
Mark Quinn |
Microbiology & Immunology |
| 12:40pm |
Tiny Homes for the Homeless |
Ralph Johnson |
School of Architecture |
| 12:50pm |
"Smart" Lenses and Other MSU Microtechnologies |
David Dickensheets |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
| 1pm |
Research with...: The Amskapi Piikani (Blackfeet) – Native Land Project Partnership |
Kristin Ruppel |
Native American Studies |
| 1:10pm |
Crossing Borders |
Ada Giusti |
Modern Languages & Literature |
| 1:20pm |
Microbes en Masse |
Phil Stewart |
Chemical & Biological Engineering |
| 1:30pm |
The Immune System and Infectious Disease: The Journey of an Immune Cell |
Mark Jutila |
Microbiology & Immunology |
| 1:40pm |
The Dyslexic Advantage |
Jeff Conger |
School of Art |
| 1:50pm |
Increasing Diversity in Agriculture: Incorporating Livestock in Farming Systems |
Pat Hatfield |
Animal & Range Science |
| 2pm |
Eating the Environment: A Scientific Journey towards Sustainability |
Selena Ahmed |
Health and Human Development |
| 2:10pm |
How Sunlight Turns into Electricity in Tomorrow's Solar Cells |
Erik Grumstrup |
Chemistry & Biochemistry |
| 2:20pm |
Curing Genetic Disease Using a CRISPR Scalpel for DNA Surgery |
Blake Wiedenheft |
Microbiology & Immunology |
| 2:30pm |
I love economics. Here's why. |
Anton Bekkerman |
Agricultural Economics |
| 2:40pm |
The Sun Shines at MSU |
Loren Acton |
Physics |
| 2:50pm |
Unseen Yellowstone: Hot Microbes and Biotech Applications |
Brent Peyton |
Chemical & Biological Engineering |
| 3pm |
Student Success: More than a Degree |
Tricia Seifert |
Education |
| 3:10pm |
Literature and the Environmental Imagination |
Susan Kollin |
English |
| 3:20pm |
We are Colonized by a Large Number of Microbes that Play Important Roles in Our Nutrition,
Health, and Development |
Carl Yeoman |
Animal Range Science |
| 3:30pm |
Tipo e Cinema |
Meta Newhouse |
School of Art |
| 3:40pm |
Messengers for Health: A 20-year Research Partnership With the Apsáalooke Nation |
Suzanne Held |
Health and Human Development |
| 3:50pm |
How to Connect the Brain Dots at the Nanoscale |
Anja Kunze |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
| 4pm |
No Information without Emotion: The Story Lesson |
Dennis Aig |
Film & Photography |
| 4:10pm |
The Deep Cold Biosphere: Subglacial Life Fueled by Energy From Rocks |
Mark Skidmore |
Earth Sciences |
| 4:20pm |
The Mechanics of Snow |
Ed Adams |
Civil Engineering |
| 4:30pm |
Epic Immune Battles of History: Neutrophils versus Staphylococcus aureus |
Jovanka Voyich |
Microbiology & Immunology |
| 4:40pm |
Iron, Radicals, and the Enzymes You Can't Live Without |
Joan Broderick |
Chemistry & Biochemistry |
| 4:50pm |
The Experience and Science of Neurological Diseases |
Frances Lefcort |
Cell Biology & Neuroscience |
| 5pm |
Finding a Novel Therapeutic for Influenza Using Tiny Test Tubes Created from Drops |
Connie Chang |
Chemical & Biological Engineering |
| 5:10pm |
Designing the Fort Peck Buffalo Connections Trail |
Mike Everts |
School of Architecture |
| 5:20pm |
Dinosaur Detecting |
David Varricchio |
Earth Sciences |
| 5:30pm |
Use It or Lose It! Joint Mobility and Aging... |
Ron June |
Mechanical & Industrial Engineering |
| 5:40pm |
Discovered Countries: My Travels with Shakespeare |
Gretchen Minton |
English |
| 5:50pm |
How Do Cancer, Malaria and Mathematics Fit Together? |
Tomas Gedeon |
Mathematical Sciences |
| 6pm |
Water and Waste: Microbes are Part of the "Solution" |
Matthew Fields |
Microbiology & Immunology |
| 6:10pm |
The Unseen Sun |
Charles Kankelborg |
Physics |
| 6:20pm |
Drinking Water Microbiology and Engineering: A 30+ Year Journey in 10 Minutes |
Anne Camper |
Civil Engineering |
| 6:30pm |
The Science of Squishy Stuff: From Silly Putty to the Plaque on Your Teeth |
Jim Wilking |
Chemical & Biological Engineering |
| 6:40pm |
The American Indian/Alaska Native Clinical and Translational Research Program: Engaging
Community Voices for Health Native Nations |
Richard White |
Native American Studies |
| 6:50pm |
The Science of Student Success |
David Singel |
Chemistry & Biochemistry |
