Konrad Czynski, Humanities-Philosophy, presented a paper on October 15 at the annual vonference of the Midwest American Culture & Popular Culture Association held in Milwaukee, Wis. His topic was “Ved Mehta’s Intellectual Encounters: Echoes of 20th-century Philosophical Conversations.” His paper, in a shortened version, will be published as an article on Ved Mehta’s book Fly and the Fly-Bottle: Encounters with […]
MSUM Biochemistry and Biotechnology students and graduates are published in the Journal of Cellular Biochemistry. The article, entitled “α1 –Adrenergic receptor-induced cytoskeletal organization and cell motility in CCL39 fibroblasts requires phospholipase D,” appears in the October issue of the journal. Authors that participated in the research as MSUM undergraduates included Andy McCoy, Justin Voog, Jennifer Taves-Patterson, Nicole Korpi-Steiner, and Tony […]
Experience will be immersive, dynamic and far-reaching Imagine leaning back in a comfortable, climate-controlled room and diving into the depths of the ocean, flying to the mountaintops on Earth or soaring out to the furthest known quasar. This seamless visualization will soon be available in MSUM’s with its new digital Elumenati projector and Uniview scientific software. The new projector will […]
A physics seminar on “Physics Major to Planetarian-A Personal Journey” will be held Friday, October 28 from 2:30 to 3:20 p.m. in Hagen Hall 325. The speaker is Dave Weinrich from MSUM Department of Physics and Astronomy. About the talk: Growing up in southeastern Minnesota at the beginning of the Space Age, I developed an early interest in amateur astronomy. […]
Why do MSUM employees participate in the Combined Charities Campaign? Here are three answers to that question. “I know what it feels like to not have “enough” to meet the basic needs of my family; needs like food, medical care, housing. I want to help soothe that feeling of fear and despair.” – Jenenne Guffey, Psychology/AMCS “Last year I met a young woman who had […]