Montana’s universities are highlighting research during the month of October as a part of Montana’s Research Roadshow. Dynamic speakers are visiting 25 Montana towns to share their 10-minute research story. Speakers on the roadshow hail from every public Montana university. They will cover a wide range of topics, including talks on honey bees, tiny houses, space travel, and cancer research.

The Roadshow will stop at Montana Tech's Student Union in Butte on October 10th at 10:00 AM. Entry is free and open to the public. Speakers and topics include:

Gaming College: How Games Can Help Students Transition to College - Tricia Seifert, Montana State University – Bozeman

Mechanical Resonance: How a playground swing can lead to independence from non-renewable energy – Peter Lucon, Montana Tech

The Chemistry of Paradise: Undergraduate Research in French Polynesia – David Long, Flathead Valley Community College

Let’s Talk: Digital and Live Interventions for Suicide Prevention – Sarah Keller, Montana State University – Billings

From Horseback to Space: an MSU grad has some fun – Loren Acton, Montana State University – Bozeman

Learn more at https://mus.edu/roadshow