All posts by Paul Boyer
Architects of Progress
Cutting edge research is at the heart of Navajo Technical University’s Center for Advanced Manufacturing. “It’s not just about making parts,” says Director Scott Halliday
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Putting Pine Ridge on the Map
Oglala Lakota College is using the power of big data to develop flood maps that will help protect the reservation in a changing climate
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Forecasting the Climate Future
Part of NOAA’s National Integrated Drought Information System, a new weather station on the Flathead Reservation’s Bison Range will help the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribe manage a fragile ecosystem
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An Urban Oasis
Located on a once-abandoned lot, Chicago’s First Nation’s Garden thrives as a gathering space for the city’s 65,000 Native residents.
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Building a Sustainable Water Infrastructure
Navajo Technical University Professor Abhishek RoyChowdhury is leading an effort to bring ‘clean, safe, and reliable’ water to the Navajo Nation
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Building Partnerships in STEM Education
A new video produced by Native Science Report shows how tribal and Native-serving colleges built new programs in engineering and the geosciences by working together and partnering with mainstream universities.
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PhD in Diné Culture at Navajo Tech
It’s the first doctoral program offered by a tribal college.
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Monitoring the Greenhouse Watering System for Native Plants
Whose DNA Is It Anyway?
As genetic engineering advances, Indigenous activists are working to protect ancient seeds from exploitation.
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Grow Your Own
American Indian College Fund fellowships support staff and STEM faculty pursuing graduate degrees.
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