May 2022
“Distant Worlds – Alien Life?” explores the possibility of life on other planets. It gives the limits of biology as we know it, then intersects those constraints with what we know about Milky Way exoplanets. Imaginative visualizations of possible life forms are animated in a fulldome experience.
Recent developments in the production of microdroplets have demonstrated that chemical reactions can be accelerated by orders of magnitude. While the exact reasoning of kinetic increase is not fully known, very little research has occurred for inorganic reactions within microdroplets. In conjunction with a recently constructed ion mobility-mass spectrometry (IM-MS) system, kinetic information and stability constants can be determined for the products of microdroplet reactions. IM-MS allows for increased confidence in the determination of the collisional-cross section (CCS) as well as the mobility of the ion.
Cougar red tomatoes in 3 and 1/2″ pots at 1.50 ea tomatoes, peppers, and flowers at 2.25 ea Geraniums in 5 and 1/2″ pots at 4.50 ea Deck planters 34.50 to 38.50 ea Some fuchsia baskets 34.50 ea 16″…
“Red-Eye to the Stars” is a fulldome exploration of NASA’s flying observatory SOFIA.
Join the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center for special hours during Washington State University Pullman’s Spring Commencement to celebrate the graduating class of 2022.
Join us as we celebrate our students that are graduating this spring semester!
Invite your family and friends to Carpenter Hall Lobby prior to commencement for Doms Donuts, meet and greet with faculty and staff, and celebration!
Celebrate with those who have completed their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree.
“Red-Eye to the Stars” is a fulldome exploration of NASA’s flying observatory SOFIA.
Join us for the first of the Paul G. Allen School for Global Health Seminar Series.
Presenter: Scott Nuismer, University of Idaho
Emerging and next-generation supercomputers have nodes that are becoming more powerful and complex, with a set of hosts, e.g., CPUs, and a set of devices, e.g., GPUs, on their nodes. During an application’s execution on such a supercomputer, load imbalances occurring within a node – induced by the application or induced by system noise and other complexities of the node’s hardware – slow down the application’s execution significantly.
College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Academy: Teaching Tool Kit Series “Conquering Canvas: Sharing experiences using our most recent new LMS,” presented by Dr. John Wenz, who has found a way to use Canvas for integrating information, engaging students, and providing feedback.
Transient faults are becoming a significant concern for emerging extreme-scale high performance computing (HPC) systems. This nascent problem is exacerbated by technology trends toward smaller transistor size, higher circuit density and the use of near-threshold voltage techniques to save power. They could corrupt the execution of long-running scientific applications by leading to either SDCs (incorrect values in outputs) or soft failures (abnormal termination, e.g., process crashes).
Title: Accurate Ab Initio Calculations of Thermochemical Properties of Chalcogen-Containing Actinide Species
The College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Academy: Summer Book Club Series
Cougar Red tomatoes 3 and 1/2″ pots at 1.50 ea 4 packs of tomatoes, peppers, and flowers at 2.25 ea 5 and 1/2″ pots of geraniums at 4.50 ea Wave petunias in 3 and 1/2″ pots at 2.50 ea Deck planters at 34.50 to 38.50…
College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching
This workshop will introduce the concepts of measurable student learning outcomes and how they impact all other elements of course design. Well-written and implemented outcomes drive student engagement by allowing students to visualize what they will leave the class being able to do.
Join us from 1-2 pm on Thursdays, May 12 – July 14 for discussions from: James M. Lang, Small Teaching: Everyday Lessons from the Science of Learning
Cougar Red tomatoes 3 and 1/2″ pots at 1.50 ea 4 packs of tomatoes, peppers, and flowers at 2.25 ea 5 and 1/2″ pots of geraniums at 4.50 ea Wave petunias in 3 and 1/2″ pots at 2.50 ea Deck planters at 34.50 to 38.50…
This two week-long workshop will feature presentations by cybersecurity experts, research presentations, industry best practices, hands-on tutorials, a student poster session, networking opportunities, field trips to Schweitzer Engineering Laboratory and Keyport Naval Undersea Warfare Center, optional picnic on Memorial Day, food, and fun.
Keiko Hara’s exploration of her relationship to her surrounding environment has been continually formulated through the artist’s ongoing series titled, Topophilia. Meaning “a strong love of place,” the term topophilia, with its connection to humanistic geography, also represents a universal desire to hold onto ephemeral moments of beauty and sadness as related to conceptions of place—even if unattainable.
In 1967, Irwin Nash visited the Yakima Valley to take photographs for a free-lance magazine piece on valley agriculture. After completing this assignment, he nevertheless returned to the farming communities around Yakima each season until 1976 to document the lives of these workers. In the process, he created a compelling archive of more than 9,400 photographs.
This session will discuss emerging concepts that can enhance skills for new and experienced clinical preceptors. Participants will discuss models, evidence and practices that can enhance efficient precepting within the current frameworks of Competency-based Practice and Entrustable Professional Activities. The workshop will include discussion of routine and challenging clinical teaching scenarios, peer-to-peer experiences and sharing of best practices.
College of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Academy: Summer Book Club Series
Join us from 1-2 pm on Thursdays, May 12 – July 14 for discussions from: James M. Lang, Small Teaching: Everyday Lessons from the Science of Learning, John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, 2016. ProQuest Ebook Central. Feel free to read…