A science teaching system honed in a two-room school house

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Boggs received the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics in recognition of the innovative science curriculum she developed and taught in a two-room school house in Montana. Boggs integrated science lessons, often about spiders, into every lesson.

Innovations, Study and teaching, Sciences education, Science education, Spiders, Elementary school teachers, Boggs, Bonnie

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Amateur fossil hunters dig up trouble in Montana

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Amateur fossil hunters Bruce and Janine Parker dug up some bones belonging to the dinosaur Albertosaurus while trespassing. They damaged the bones while digging them up and then returned them to an organization that had no right to them.

Standards, Antiquities, Fossils, Collections and collecting, Paleontology, Choteau, Montana

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Physics, biology meet in self-assembling bacterial fibers

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Mathematicians are studying a mutant form of Bacillus subtilis that provides a living model for flexible elastic filaments. Materials scientists are using research on the mutant in developing siliceous bionites for medical implants.

Research, Models, Bacteria, Bacillus subtilis, Morphology (Biology), Stress analysis (Engineering), Materials science

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