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Research

Do Science. Change the World.

Imagine working side-by-side with top-tier researchers who are leading groundbreaking discoveries and solving the world’s biggest challenges.

What makes science research at U of I so unique? About 80 of our 118+ professors run their own research groups, tackling everything from unraveling the mysteries of the universe to creating solutions for real-world problems. And get this—our college brings in over $12 million every year through nationally competitive grants. That’s some serious impact, powered by students like you.

Did you know U of I has more researchers ranked in the world’s top 2% than the rest of the state combined? And 40% of those researchers work right here in the College of Science. Idaho leads in science, and you can be part of it.

Interdisciplinary research is at the heart of what we do. Our teams are working on exciting projects that blur the lines between fields.


Why it matters to you:

The world needs scientists. Science happens in every field. You earn a financially viable degree that translates to success.

Get involved:

  • Work in a research lab with supportive, brilliant mentors.
  • Collaborate across disciplines to solve real-world challenges.
  • Be part of a team that’s shaping the future.

Ready to start your journey? Let’s do science together.

Aging A Historical Cabin

Student Dates Cabin Using Tree-Ring Science

Watch the Field Work

Biology Professor Earns Grant to Study Sexual Roles in Seahorses and Pipefish

Adam Jones’ U of I lab will explore the genetic evolution of sexual selection and sexual conflict in a unique fish family.

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The Lab Report Polymorphic Games

Colleges Work Together to Save the Human Race

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Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria primed to become multidrug-resistant bugs

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Fluorescent Microscope Brings Students Together

Physicists Shine Light on Cell Work

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Contact

College of Science

Physical Address:
Mines 321

Mailing Address:
875 Perimeter Drive MS 3025
Moscow, ID 83844-3025

Phone: 208-885-6195

Fax: 208-885-6904

Email: science@uidaho.edu

Web: College of Science