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SDSU grad one of 10 young engineers to be honored
Luis Duque, a graduate of South Dakota State University, will be one of 10 people honored as the 2020 New Faces of Civil Engineering in the professional category by the American Society of Civil En
Diet alone can improve older adults’ health
Older adults on a diet designed to help patients with high blood pressure reaped benefits beyond those anticipated by South Dakota State University researchers.
SDSU researchers developing field device to detect PFAS
SDSU chemistry professor Brian Logue and Seacoast Science research scientist Randy Jackson are developing a portable device to detect the presence of detect the presence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.
SDSU professors working to answer questions about Big Bang theory
Associate professors Stephen Gent and Greg Michna are using SDSU’s high-performance computing cluster to predict how argon circulates within the particle detectors to be constructed 1 mile beneath the earth’s surface. These particle detectors will help physicists answer key questions about the Big Bang theory. The detectors are part of the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment at the Sanford Underground Research Facility near Lead.
Undergraduates to present landscape architecture, food science research
South Dakota State University undergraduate students will tell legislators about landscape architecture and food science research at the Student Poster Session March 4 in Pierre.
Helling named semifinalist for national award
South Dakota State University Vice Provost for Academic Affairs Mary Kay Helling was named one of 25 semifinalists for the Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award.
