Insights: The College of Science Magazine

Fall/Winter Issue 2005

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Welcome:	Jeffrey S. Vitter Frederick L. Hovde Dean of Science
Features:	Critical mass : Encouraging diversity in the sciences. The nanoscience evolution : The future is about thinking small and dreaming big. Inquiring minds : Asking questions is only the beginning for these teachers and students. The possibilities are endless : Thirty years after graduating, Greg Young is still excited about science. Learning with Merlin : Created by a team of students, Merlin’s Magic Castle teaches English as a second language. Annual Report 2004-2005 : Update on the Strategic Plan.
Macroscope:	State weatherman Discovering more with four more Discovery Park Centers The Hurricane He Expected Exhibit features the science of the small Scrambling for schools On the road
Breakthroughs:	Currents of change Detecting chemicals Reinforcing virus evolution theory Covering extreme weather A self-cleaning atmosphere? Exposing pi's lack of randomness Clipping DNA wires Unraveling tornado mysteries More funding for Endocyte's cancer drugs Closing in on a cold cure
Awards & Honors:	Nolte given top research award College of Science awards five honorary doctorates
Class Notes:	Notes In memoriam