Fedock doesn't foresee Montana having an earthquake like San Francisco had in 1906 or Alaska in 1964. It then became clear that school administrators could benefit from technology training, too, said Ritchie Boyd, assistant director for instructional technology. They will make decisions and plan for future technology needs. To help them, BTC staff, other experts and an advisory committee of school administrators are planning Technology Leadership Institutes. The first workshop should be held this summer.
Iron works Having proper amounts of iron is necessary for good health.
Too little iron leads to anemia and too much can cause diseases such as hemochromatosis. A protein called iron regulatory protein is involved in maintaining the balance between too much iron and too little, said George Gauss, a postdoctoral researcher in the MSU chemistry and biochemistry department. Such a picture would show the protein's shape, and that's important for understanding precisely how the protein does its iron-regulating job. The two-year project is funded by the American Heart Association. A syndrome called low-temperature photoinhibition may be at work, said Matthew Germino.