ISU News: Research

Sweet Concrete: Idaho State Researchers Develop Greener Building Materials Using Sugar Processing Waste Products

November 27, 2023

If you want to make more sustainable and environmentally friendly concrete, you’re going to need some sugar. Sort of.  

Center for Advanced Energy Studies to Host Webinar

November 8, 2023

Idaho State University Paleontology Professor Featured on PBS' NOVA

November 8, 2023

An Idaho State University paleontologist has been featured on one of the nation’s premier science television shows.

Mapping the Moon: Research Tackles Volcanoes on Other Worlds, Lunar Navigation

September 18, 2023

Two Idaho State University professors hope the volcanic features around East Idaho can answer some questions about their otherworldly counterparts.

ISU Federal Relations Campus Visits

September 5, 2023

Don’t Judge an RV by its Cover

July 17, 2023

As millions of Americans take to the roads this summer, setting out to enjoy the outdoors and sunny weather for a week or two at a time, many more call life on the road their permanent home. The nomad lifestyle comes with freedom and opportunities to experience all that travel has to offer, but there are challenges as well, especially when it comes to health care. 

Idaho State Historical Society Recognizes Local ISU Champions of Idaho's History

May 30, 2023

Extreme Yellowstone Flooding is Focus of Research by Idaho State University Ecologists

May 25, 2023

How portions of the Yellowstone National Park ecosystem responded to last year’s historic flooding is the focus of a new research project by Idaho State University stream ecologists.

New Facilities and Administration (F&A) rates from the federal government

April 24, 2023

Did you know that ISU recently received notification of new Facilities & Administration (F&A) rates from the federal government? 

Idaho State University Paleontologist Helps Successfully Lead Charge to Name State Dinosaur

April 7, 2023

Nearly two decades after its discovery, an animal that roamed ancient Idaho will be the Gem State’s official dinosaur thanks to the efforts of an Idaho State University professor.