Friday, July 25, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
| Southeast Bioenergy Conference | |
| Source: | The Creative Coast (GA) N/A |
| Indexed At: | 07/25/2008 9:46 AM 882552612 |
| Abstract: | ... Southeast and beyond (led by Dr. David Bransby, Auburn University) will share their experiences and vision for the Southeast. Attendeees will : * Discover ... |
| Notes: | Auburn University's David Bransby will lead guest speakers for this conference in sharing their experiences and vision for the Southeast on the subject of the biofuels market. |
| Program seeks to train entrepreneurs | |
| Source: | Birmingham News (AL) 192004 [Registration Required] |
| Indexed At: | 07/25/2008 8:33 AM 882498224 |
| Abstract: | ... was a professor before joining Samford in 2005. Auburn University also offers a degree in entrepreneurship. Brock set a goal to establish a world-class ... |
| Notes: | Auburn University's degree program in entrepreneurship is mentioned in this story. |
| The Meal That Gets No Respect (But Should) | |
| Byline: | Kathryn Friday |
| Source: | The Blackbelt Gazette (AL) N/A |
| Indexed At: | 07/25/2008 5:15 AM 882359474 |
| Abstract: | ... than good, say s Dr. Robert Keith of Auburn University. There are lots of reasons why. First, without this essential meal, you run the ... |
| Notes: | Robert Keith, professor of nutrition and food science at Auburn University, is quoted as a source in this story. |
| Enterprise mayor has biodiesel on the mind, calls meeting | |
| Source: | Enterprise Ledger (AL) 10400 |
| Indexed At: | 07/25/2008 5:00 AM 882302864 |
| Abstract: | ... in the works for more than two years. Auburn University, a leader in progressive bioenergy research and education, partnered with Enterprise on the complex ... |
| Notes: | Auburn University is cited in this story as a leader in progressive bioenergy research and education. |
| Senator supports AU's college of human sciences | |
| Source: | Montgomery Advertiser (AL) 48100 [Registration Required] |
| Indexed At: | 07/25/2008 9:27 AM 882537992 |
| Abstract: | ... this article: State Sen. Ted Little presented the Auburn University College of Human Sciences with a contribution of $5,000 to the Lois Hammond Meadows Endowment ... |
| State Sen. Ted Little lends support to AU’s College of Human Sciences | |
| Source: | Opelika-Auburn News (AL) 14500 |
| Indexed At: | 07/24/2008 9:32 PM 882077665 |
| Abstract: | ... Alabama State Sen. Ted Little recently presented the Auburn University College of Human Sciences with a contribution of $5,000 to the Lois Hammond Meadows Endowment ... |
| Summer check list | |
| Source: | Ketchum Idaho Mountain Express (ID) 13500 |
| Indexed At: | 07/25/2008 4:39 AM 882340006 |
| Abstract: | ... recently ran an article on flip-flops. Researchers from Auburn University presented some findings at a recent meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, concluding ... |
| Notes: | This story is about mechanics of the foot and ankle and highlights research conducted at Auburn University on wearing flip-flops. |
| Logan to test greener, long-lasting asphalt | |
| Source: | Boston Globe and Boston.com (MA) 414000 [Registration Required] |
| Indexed At: | 07/25/2008 12:25 AM 882155755 |
| Abstract: | ... researcher at the National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University in Alabama, said the asphalt mix is too new to bear out Massport's prediction ... |
| Notes: | Andrea Kvasnak is cited as lead researcher at the National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University and is quoted as a source for this story. |
| Oconee River Investigation Continues | |
| Byline: | Stephanie Miller |
| Source: | Dublin Courier-Herald (GA) 10400 |
| Indexed At: | 07/24/2008 11:17 AM 881558014 |
| Abstract: | ... diseased fish were sent by the GDNR to Auburn University in Alabama to be tested in their lab for bacteria, parasites, diseases and pollutant-related illnesses ... |
| Notes: | As shown in this story, laboratory tests conducted on fish at Auburn University can help determine the state of health of the fish themselves or the body of water in which they live. AU's expertise in this area is used by states around the Southeast. |
| Soybean rust: Business as usual | |
| Byline: | Roy Roberson |
| Source: | Southeast Farm Press (MS) 47700 |
| Indexed At: | 07/24/2008 10:38 AM 881524456 |
| Abstract: | ... movement into the Carolinas and Virginia. So far, Auburn University Plant Pathologist Ed Sikora says there has been no unusual soybean rust activity in Alabama, ... |
| Notes: | Auburn University plant pathologist Ed Sikora was a source of information for this story. |
| Editorial: Some state salaries need legislative intervention | |
| Source: | Opelika-Auburn News (AL) 14500 |
| Indexed At: | 07/24/2008 11:51 AM 881578951 |
| Abstract: | ... year. Lee Armstrong, who holds the same position at Auburn University, makes $205,300. King’s right. He doesn’t warrant finger-pointing in this regard. He could very ... |