Itasca
First fieldwork forayFor the third summer in a row, a White Earth area senior is awarded a field work internship. |
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Setting the stageResearchers deploy buoys and teams to collect expansive data sets, and anticipate more research acts to come. |
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Life on logsThe loss of Minnesota’s largest white pine opens opportunities for researchers to talk about its afterlife, an often ignored, yet rich chapter of its story. |
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Layered lakes fuel microbial hotspotsIt should come as no surprise that plentiful lakes draw many researchers to the Itasca region. The fact that some are drawn to lakes because they resemble iron-rich oceans of a bygone era might come as a surprise. |
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Excuse you, lakeStudy points to microbes below lake surfaces as source of nitrogen gases. |
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2020 Itasca Research Internship Program awarded to Logan Stech from White Earth ReservationItasca Research Internship Program welcomes high school intern this July. |
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Big River ContinuumA field station and and artist residency at opposite ends of the Mississippi River launch a scientist-artist exchange to explore our connection to — and impact on — the iconic waterway. |
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A tradition of traditionsJohn S. Anderson provides incoming students with a sense of history and their place in it. |