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The University of Montana
Spring 2008
Living Large in Antarctica: Scientists study polar gigantism
Andes to Amazon Adventure: UM offers remote South American field course
CO2 Sea Change: Researcher studies ocean impacts on global warming
Strenuous Science: Growing UM center tests limits of human endurance
Research View is published twice a year by the offices of the Vice President for Research and Development and University Relations at The University of Montana. Send questions, comments or suggestions to Cary Shimek, managing editor, 330 Brantly Hall, Missoula, MT 59812, or call 406- 243-5914. The photographer is Todd Goodrich. For more information about UM research, call Judy Fredenberg in the Office of the Vice President for Research and Development at 406-243-6670.
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Living Large in Antarctica: Scientists study polar gigantism
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Andes to Amazon Adventure: UM offers remote South American field course
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CO2 Sea Change: Researcher studies ocean impacts on global warming
- Strenuous Science: Growing UM center tests limits of human endurance
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Yellowstone's Lost Town: UM researchers unearth Cinnabar
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An Icy Adventure: Scientists track Greenland meltwater
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Treating Trauma: New UM center offers healing tools for Indian Country
- Physical Therapy: New Directions combines health wih research
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The Buzz on Bees: University researchers decode their unique sounds
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Exploring Montana Media: Kyrgyz scholar hopes to take home UM-style journalism
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Lost Literature: UM scholar helps unveil great poet's secret work
- Hunting Montana History: UM archaeologists explore two intriguing sites
- Wild Ride: UM scientists conduct experiments aboard NASA's 'Weightless Wonder
- 'Healthy Fishing: Researchers examine fly-casting injuries
- A Return to Justice: UM helps win pardons for 78 convicted of sedition
- Of Mice and Memory: Swimming rodents help unlock mysteries of the brain
- Going Global: UM's international efforts link Montana to the world
- Speeding Glaciers: UM researchers study movement of ice rivers
- Ranching Human Lice: This story will make you itch
- An Angry Earth: Researcher delves into terrible Pakistan quake