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New satellite data to improve burning emissions model
Professor Xiaoyang Zhang will improve the accuracy of the global biomass burning emissions model through a new three-year, $310,000 grant from the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration.
SDSU scientist extracts cellulose from cornstalks
Assistant professor Srinivas Janaswamy is extracting cellulose from corn stover and solubilizing it to make strong, biodegradable films.
Reineke receives NIH grant to help eradicate tuberculosis
Assistant professor Joshua Reineke will use microparticles that mimic the tuberculosis bacteria to help eradicate TB through a National Institutes of Health R01 grant.
APLU Releases Reports Identifying 11 Critical Employability Skills Gaps for Graduates
Pat Crawford, director of South Dakota State University’s School of Design, was the co-principal investigator and author of two reports on employability skills, released today by the Association of
JacksRBack Task Force adopts guiding principles for planning, sets timeline for communications and community engagement
The South Dakota State University JacksRBack Task Force planning process has been underway during the month of May.
Seo receives award to study cross-laminated timber for bridges
Cross-laminated timber has grown substantially in popularity for use in exterior walls, floors, partition walls and roofs. However, it has not been used in highway bridges in the United States.
SDSU faculty tackle COVID-19 research
The battle against the novel coronavirus has begun at South Dakota State University.
