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Predicting elephant migration and more

Traditional and molecular techniques for describing fungi in streams... A neural network based approach to elephant migration prediction... Why fathers are important to the understanding of drinking behaviors... Skeletal morphology of Blanchard’s cricket frog... This is just a sampling of topics from UMR's 2006 Undergraduate Research Conference. The best student researchers took home $750 bucks each for their prize-winning work.

Posted by Lance Feyh on April 26, 2006 in Undergraduate Research | | add to del.icio.us

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