Flash Flipping Book
[PDF, 4.7MB]
"Science of the Springs" is a full-color, pocket-sized booklet that provides an overview of the connection
between astrobiology research and Yellowstone National Park. The booklet can be used by YNP visitors as they tour sites within the Park, or for armchair travelers who desire to learn more about why astrobiologists believe the extreme life found in Yellowstone's geothermal features may unlock clues to the origin of life on this planet
and the existence of life beyond Earth. The booklet also features QR codes, through which readers with a Web-enabled smart phone can access additional multimedia content. (16pp, 4"x9")
For information about receiving printed copies of the booklet, contact Jamie Cornish
at (406) 994-6550 or jcornish@montana.edu
Free copies are available on the MSU campus at the Office of Continuing Education, 200 Culbertson Hall, and at Extended University's Burns Technology Center, 128 EPS Building and at the following locations in Montana and Idaho
A poster about the QR code technology
used in this publication was accepted
for
presentation at the 2010 Conference on
Communicating Science held in
Greenville,
SC
on Nov. 3-4. The conference was
sponsored
by the National Science
Foundation, South Carolina EPSCoR,
Clemson University and several other
groups.
In Spring 2011, Science of the Springs received a gold award from UPCEA, the University Professional and Continuing Education Association, and a silver award from the Pacific Northwest region of CASE, the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education
