All posts by Paul Boyer
Lipophilicity Determination of Energy-Enhancing, Nootropic Supplements
Building Better Research Relationships
Scholars from mainstream institutions too often see Native peoples simply as a source of data. A recent webinar outlined the problem and offered strategies for researchers who work with indigenous communities.
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Distributed Sensors and Control Systems for Mushroom Farming Optimization
Being a Good Ancestor
Native communities must become leaders in the fight against climate change. “I see this as a crisis,” said Winona LaDuke in an address to the National Tribal and Indigenous Climate Change conference.
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Influence of Diet of the Red Wiggler Earthworm (Eisenia fetida) on Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium (NPK) Nutrients, Organic Matter, and Carbon: Nitrogen (C:N) Ratio within the Vermicompost Casts
Building Connections
Most tribal college IT departments are understaffed and rely on outdated equipment. However, there are cost effective ways to overcome cyberinfrastructure limitations, according to a recently completed study.
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Listen First
Salish Kootenai College’s new Indigenous Research Center draws on the expertise of Native scholars nationwide.
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The Backroad to Broadband
Internet is essential for education and economic development, yet many reservation homes still can’t get online. Unable to wait, tribes and tribal colleges are working to provide reliable and affordable internet for their communities.
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Analyzing the Suitability of Mokauea Loko Iʻa Water Temperature & Salinity for Water Restoration Via Oysters
Emergence of Alfalfa Leafcutter Bee (Megachile rotundata) Under Varying Oxygen Levels