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Biz Bits: Trio included in list of top Idaho women - Vimarsana News

Biz Bits: Trio included in list of top Idaho women

The first Black female, full-time faculty member of WWAMI Medical School at the University of Idaho was named one of 50 women of the year by a Boise-based publication.

Source: dnews.com
USDA grant boosts research to improve marketing of Washington wines – WSU Insider - Vimarsana News

USDA grant boosts research to improve marketing of Washington wines – WSU Insider

WSU’s School of Hospitality Business Management has received $500,000 to research and develop virtual reality marketing experiences to increase brand awareness of Washington state wines.

Source: wsu.edu
USDA Awards Funding to Strengthen Markets for Agricultural Products - Vimarsana News

USDA Awards Funding to Strengthen Markets for Agricultural Products

USDA Awards Funding to Strengthen Markets for Agricultural Products

USDA Awards Funding to Strengthen Markets for Agricultural Products - Vimarsana News

USDA Awards Funding to Strengthen Markets for Agricultural Products

USDA Awards Funding to Strengthen Markets for Agricultural Products

MSU Team Studies Eye Gaze to Predict Consumer Retail Behavior - Vimarsana News

MSU Team Studies Eye Gaze to Predict Consumer Retail Behavior

DBusiness Magazine MSU Team Studies Eye Gaze to Predict Consumer Retail Behavior A team at East Lansing-based Michigan State University is studying how consumers’ sequence of gazes predicts purchasing behavior. MSU researchers used Tobii eye-tracking glasses to record participants’ eye movement in an effort to study how consumers’ gaze sequence predicts purchasing behavior. // Photo courtesy of Michigan State University A team at East Lansing-based Michigan State University is studying how consumers’ sequence of gazes predicts purchasing behavior. The findings of the study, “Seeing ...