University of Idaho senior Emmanuel Ijezie is double majoring in molecular biology and biotechnology. He’s also one of many undergraduate students working directly with CMCI-related research. He said he specifically chose to attend U of I because of the opportunity to be directly involved with cutting-edge research projects. Read more of his story here.
U of I Molecular Modeler Jagdish Patel worked with Canadian scientists to screen several common food additives or contaminants. They discovered that the commonly sprayed organophosphate insecticide chlorpyrifos puts the break on […]
Thank you to reporter Kyle Pfannenstiel for highlighting some of U of I’s COVID-19 modeling efforts, as originally published in the Post Register. If you’ll be at the dinner table […]
This article was written by Alexiss Turner, Marketing and Communications Manager from the College of Engineering, for the recently published “Here We Have Idaho” magazine. IMCI and many of our […]
