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Thermal Biology Institute

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	2008
	Geyser, hot spring researchers, educators to meet at Yellowstone January 09, 2008 -- By Evelyn Boswell, MSU News Service
	2007
	Scientists discover new bacteria in park. Species could advance biofuel technology By Cory Hatch October 24, 2007 -- Jackson Hole News&Guide MSU unveils high-tech atrium By GAIL SCHONTZLER Chronicle Staff Writer -- Bozeman Daily Chronicles New bacterium found in microbial mats of Yellowstone July 26, 2007 -- By Evelyn Boswell, MSU News Service Surprising New Species Of Light-harvesting Bacterium Discovered In Yellowstone -- July 27, 2007 ScienceDaily Newly found Yellowstone bacterium makes energy By The Associated Press -- Billingsgazette.net
	2006
	Viruses: Making Friends with Old Foes Trevor Douglas and Mark Young Science VOL 312 12 MAY 2006 Yellowstone Press Release - Getting into Hot Water (Extraordinary microbes found in Yellowstone's thermal pools are helping to solve countless mysteries) MSU Press Release - Ecosystem of Vanishing Lake Yields Valuable Bacterium NewWest.Net - Prospecting the Biodiversity of Yellowstone National Parks - Fall 2006 TBI Film - Filmmaking Where Acting and Filmmakers Dedicated to Showing Science and Nature New York Times EDITORS' CHOICE Three into One Makes Three Sulfolobus Science 2006 Free ParkKids Program in Yellowstone set for Early August MSU Press Release - MSU Scientists to be Featured Jan.3 on National PBS Show
	2005
	Seen and Unseen: Discovering the Microbes of Yellowstone January 2005 MT Educators go to Extremes - Burns Technology Center Graduate Student Finds New Protein in Heat-Loving Organism Deep Sea Organism Helps Tumor-Targeting Sciences at MSU
	2004
	Yellowstone Press Release- Yellowstone Elk Die Early from Excessive Fluoride Yellowstone Discovery - Microbes Thrive in Extreme Conditions Billings Gazette - Yellowstone Virus tied to Earliest life; Unique Organism from Geyser Basin Enthralls Scientists MSU Press Release - Yellowstone Projects Span from Big to Small MSU Press Release - Research Roundup at MSU - Bozeman (#208) 3rd Annual Microbial Observatories Principals Investigators' Workshop Tour of Yellowstone National Park
	2003
	A Bright Bio-Inspired Future Trevor Douglas SCIENCE 21 VOL 299 FEBRUARY 2003 Frontiers in Integrative Biological Research (FIBR) 2003 awards "Do Species Matter in Microbial Communities?" Biogeography for Bacteria Science Vol 301 15 August 2003 Yellowstone Press Release - Yellowstone Plant Reveals Secret for Tolerating High Temperatures Fungi Shield New Host Plants from Heat and Drought Science Vol 301 12 September 2003 Yellowstone Press Release - Friends of Yellowstone MSU Press Release - Searching through Hell Billings Gazette - Microbes Great Challenge to MSU Scientist Bozeman Chronicles - Yellowstone Controversy MSU Press Release - Scientists Exploring 'Nanobiology' Frontier New York Times - Microbes in Hot Springs Test Notion of Global Travel MSU Press Release - Reports on "Weird Life" Almost Better than Fiction (with sidebar) MSU Press Release - Scientist Search Yellowstone Park for Carbon Dioxide-Eating Microbe MSU Press Release - National Media Visit Bozeman to Film Hot Science Yellowstone Geographic - Microscopic Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park MSU Press Release - MSU Scientist Leads Major Project of Yellowstone Microbes Yellowstone Press Release - Cyanobacteria Living in Hot Springs Flip a Metabolic Switch at Night, Study Finds Yellowstone Press Release - Sharing the Wealth (Park Service wants to divvy up profits from key discoveries) Microbes Challenge Science Searching through Hell - Research and Creative Activities 2003
	2002
	Thermotolerance Generated by Plant/Fungal Symbiosis Regina S. Redman,^1,2 Kathy B. Sheehan,^3,5 Richard G. Stout,^4,5 Russell J. Rodriguez,^1,2* Joan M. Henson^3,5 SCIENCE VOL 298 22 NOVEMBER 2002 Viruses From Hell Otherworldly biology in Earth's most extreme environments U.S.News & World Report, June 17, 2002 Extremophiles: They Love Livivng on the Edge -- The Scientist Vol 16/14/36 Prospecting for Viruses Topic Extreme Life [2002-08-05] Astrobiology Magazine MSU Press Release Yellowstone Plant Reveals Secret for Tolerating High Temperatures MSU Press Release - MSU University News - Little Guy Fungi Benefit Plants NSF Microbial Observatory Nymph Creek, Yellowstone National Park NSF'S 'FIBR' to Mix Disciplines, Use Breakthroughs on 5-year Explorations into Biology's Mysteries
	2001
	MSU Press Release - Research Roundup at MSU (#153)
	2000
	MSU Press Release - Research Roundup at MSU - Bozeman (#124) Yellowstone Press Release - Hot Stuff (Another hot-living, acid-dwelling microorganism has given up its genetic secrets) Yellowstone Press Release - The Thermo-Files Reports on "Weird Life" Almost Better than Fiction - Big Sky
	till 2000
	MSU Press Release - Research Roundup at MSU - Bozeman (#127) Yellowstone Press Release - In Pursuit of a Microscopic Methuselah