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5 days ago |
kpax.com | Hevenn Vanh
BOZEMAN — At Engine Works on Montana State University’s Innovation Campus sit the only two quantum computers of their kind in the state — which is the beginning of an ambitious, and perhaps revolutionary, research agenda in Bozeman. "QCORE is a new center here at Montana State University (MSU) where we’re looking at opportunities to expand and increase the quantum supply chain and really build on the history here in Montana and the Gallatin Valley," says Director Jayne Morrow.
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5 days ago |
kbzk.com | Hevenn Vanh
Thursday evening, the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) confirmed five cases of measles here in Gallatin County. "I want people to take the risk of this seriously. Like I said before, measles is the most contagious infection in the world," says Peter Bulger, medical director of the county health department and an infectious disease doctor for Bozeman Health.
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1 week ago |
ktvh.com | Hevenn Vanh
At Engine Works on Montana State University’s Innovation Campus sit the only two quantum computers of their kind in the state—which is the beginning of an ambitious, and perhaps revolutionary, research agenda in Bozeman. "QCORE is a new center here at Montana State University (MSU) where we’re looking at opportunities to expand and increase the quantum supply chain and really build on the history here in Montana and the Gallatin Valley," says Director Jayne Morrow.
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1 week ago |
kbzk.com | Hevenn Vanh
At Engine Works on Montana State University’s Innovation Campus sit the only two quantum computers of their kind in the state—which is the beginning of an ambitious, and perhaps revolutionary, research agenda in Bozeman. "QCORE is a new center here at Montana State University (MSU) where we’re looking at opportunities to expand and increase the quantum supply chain and really build on the history here in Montana and the Gallatin Valley," says Director Jayne Morrow.
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1 week ago |
kbzk.com | Hevenn Vanh
BOZEMAN — Tuesday night, the Bozeman City Commission voted in favor of upholding approval of site plans for the Guthrie, a controversial housing project planned for midtown Bozeman. The decision followed the commission's postponing a decision during its April 1 meeting, where debate over the site plan’s approval lasted more than six hours. Plans for the Guthrie were initially denied in July 2024.
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