Biology student Erin Murray and Dr. Day Ligon, assistant professor of biology, presented research at the annual meeting of the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology. The meeting took place Jan. 3-7 in South Carolina. Murray presented “Predation in the Strawberry … Continue reading
Student gives oral presentation at conference for biological science, physics, chemistry James Hansen, a senior physics major at Missouri State University, recently received 2nd place for his oral presentation, “Synthesis and Structural Characterizations of Graphene-supported Tin Oxide Nanoparticles,” at … Continue reading
Biology graduate student Denise Thompson, advised by Dr. Day Ligon, won the Toland Award for Best Student Presentation at the recent Kansas Herpetological Society’s annual conference in Wichita. Her presentation was entitled “Rocky Raccoon Must Die: Nest Predation Patterns in … Continue reading
Biology graduate student Joe Lemen, advised by Dr. Lynn Robbins, received the Best Student Presentation by a Master’s Student award for his talk on maximum entropy modeling of habitat for Indiana bat maternity roosts. He presented this at the Central … Continue reading
A group of 11 Missouri State University students along with one faculty member attended and presented research at the Argonne National Laboratory’s 21st Symposium for Undergraduates in Science, Engineering and Mathematics in collaboration with The Central States Universities, Incorporated (CSUI) … Continue reading
Jacob Robison presented a poster entitled, “Synthesis and Characterization of New PEGylated Poly(estersulfide) Denrimers,” co-authored with Jonathan Fury and Reza Herati, at the 242nd National ACS meeting in Denver, CO, August, 2011.
Drs. Chris Barnhart and Lynn Robbins, professors of biologyat Missouri State University, volunteered to present workshops at the Missouri Department of Conservation’s 6th Annual Missouri Master Naturalist Convention in Joplin on Sept. 24. Barnhart presented a session on butterflies and … Continue reading
Ten undergraduate and graduate students from the Missouri State University biology department presented their research at the Sept. 24 meeting of the Missouri Herpetological Association: Travis Anthony: “Freshwater turtle community in three rivers in northeastern Oklahoma” Mitch East : “Diet … Continue reading
Students and faculty from Missouri State University will present their research at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America Oct. 9-12 in Minneapolis. Approximately 6,000 scientists are expected to attend. Student Nathan Diaz will present “Evaluating Missouri’s … Continue reading
Several faculty members from the hospitality and restaurant administration department will represent Missouri State University through their refereed papers and symposia at the International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education (CHRIE) conference in Denver this summer. The submissions were selected through … Continue reading