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Boise State Research Professor Honored at International Meeting on DNA Computing and Molecular Programming

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Bernard Yurke, a research professor in the College of Engineering, was awarded the 2009 Tulip Award at the 15th International Meeting on DNA Computing and Molecular Programming held in June at the University of Arkansas.

Under the auspices of the International Society for Nanoscale Science, Computation and Engineering, the annual conference is a platform for leading researchers in computer science, mathematics, chemistry, physics, molecular biology and nanotechnology to present significant results and build interdisciplinary projects. It began in 1995 after the publication of landmark work by Leonard Adleman, a theoretical computer scientist who opened the door to the relatively new field of DNA computing. | more

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Boise State Selected to Receive Prestigious HP Grant

Engineering Grad Student’s Paper is Tops at International Conference

Idaho Business Review blogger Michael Boss interviewed CM Chair Rebecca Mirsky and three women project managers from CM Company about opportunities for women in construction management.

Boise State Univeristy's Microgravity University Team Takes Flight

Congratulations to the 2009 Boise State Aero Design Team!

“NASA’s liftoffs provide fuel for the mind.”

Booming Industry Needs More Qualified Workers

BSU and U of I think green together

New CMOS Book by Jake Baker Released

Boise State Students and Alumni are Hard at Work on the Idaho State Capitol Renovation and Expansion Project

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Research Team to Fly High in NASA Program

ENGR 120 Students Test Their Mouse Trap Cars

ENGR 120 is a freshman class where we introduce various engineering disciplines through a series of lectures and hands on projects. For the Mechanical Engineering Module, students were assigned to design, build and test their mouse trap cars. The design included: building chassis, drive of the wheels, material selection, alignment of the wheels, assembly with the power source which was the spring on the mouse trap. The challenges were how far the car traveled and how fast it hit a target distance. The students had lot of fun building, testing and learning the basic principles of energy and mechanics of design.