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U of I researcher discovers naturally occurring mutation that could help boost wheat yields
University of Idaho researchers found a genetic mutation linked to a 5-10% increase in wheat yields, advancing breeding programs in Idaho.
Nominations open for Idaho Lifetime Achievement Award in recreation and tourism
Nominations are open for Idaho's lifetime achievement award recognizing significant contributions to recreation and tourism industries.
University of Idaho launches new AI degree programs amid surging workforce demand
University of Idaho is launching bachelor’s and master’s artificial intelligence degrees at Moscow and Coeur d’Alene campuses to meet growing workforce demand.
USDA restores $59M grant for University of Idaho farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reinstated a $59 million grant to the University of Idaho to support regenerative agriculture and marketing for farmers.
University of Idaho appoints Brian Kane dean of College of Law amid enrollment growth
The University of Idaho named Brian Kane dean of its College of Law, succeeding interim dean Aliza Cover as the college experiences significant enrollment growth.
Century of decline reduces genetic diversity and connectivity in Idaho bighorn sheep
Idaho bighorn sheep have lost genetic diversity and connectivity over the past century, impacting their long-term survival and adaptation.
Boise partners with architect to offer cost-saving ADU designs
Boise teams with architect Eamonn Parke to provide pre-approved, no-cost accessory dwelling unit plans, easing housing affordability challenges.
University of Idaho to showcase Deep Soil Ecotron at symposium
University of Idaho unveils the Deep Soil Ecotron, a $19 million facility for advanced soil ecosystem research, with a symposium in Moscow.
Idaho agriculture hits annual sales record with nearly $45B
Idaho agriculture reached a record $44.5 billion in annual sales, contributing 17.2% to the state's economy and employing 137,900 people.
Lemhi supercomputer boosts research capacity across Idaho universities
The Lemhi supercomputer enhances research at Idaho universities by providing faster, more efficient computing power for complex scientific projects.
University of Idaho survey tracks 35 years of Idaho water resource perceptions
The University of Idaho's 35-year survey reveals evolving public perceptions on Idaho's water quality, conservation willingness, and concerns about water quantity.
U of I team taking novel approach to develop new fungicides for potato farmers
University of Idaho scientists are using computer molecular modeling to develop new fungicides with novel modes of action to fight potato crop diseases.
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