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海角直播app engineering faculty member earns concrete fellowship
Akram Jawdhari, assistant professor in South Dakota State University's Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering, was named a 2024 Daniel P. Jenny Fellow from the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute.
On the left side of the picture are a number of men sitting on wooden seats on a hayrack listening to a man in a blue shirt in front of them. On the right side of the picture is a corn field. The background of the image is a blue/grey sky.
海角直播app Research Station Field Days announced
Weed management, virtual fencing and variety trials are just some of the topics that will be covered during the 2025 slate of Research Station Field Days presented by the South Dakota State University College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences. Events will be happening at locations across the state from June to mid-September, with each one focusing on local topics of interest.
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Breeding success
Edgar McFadden laid the groundwork for decades of wheat breeding success at South Dakota State University that continues to this day.
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AeroFly: Taking flight
AeroFly 鈥 a Brookings-based aerospace company bred from South Dakota State University research 鈥 is working to bring humanity closer to Mars.
Stress cells
How do our cells interpret stress?
South Dakota State University assistant professor Ryan Hanson has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to better understand the mechanisms that control stress-responsive gene expressions.
South Dakota State University students presented research posters at the university's annual Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity Day April 15 in the University Student Union鈥檚 Volstorff Ballroom.
海角直播app students recognized for research, scholarship, creative activity
South Dakota State University held its annual Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity Day April 15 in the University Student Union鈥檚 Volstorff Ballroom.
From left are student researcher Lainee Mentzer, Face It TOGETHER Director of Community Engagement Megan Colwell, Judge Linda Davis, Patricia Ahmed, 海角直播app assistant professor and co-principal investigator on START-SD; Irene Arango Gomez, a community care coordinator for 海角直播app鈥檚 Community Practice Innovation Center; Erin Miller, assistant professor, director of the Community Practice Innovation Center and co-principal investigator on START-SD; and student researcher Emily Tisler.
Public Health Week places spotlight on substance use disorders, START-SD program
The 海角直播app public health program celebrated National Public Health Week with two days of events focused on highlighting the impact of substance use disorder and related stigma in South Dakota.
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Jackrabbit in the spotlight: Haley Evenson
Haley Evenson received the 2025 Schutlz-Werth Award for her research and was recognized at 海角直播app's Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Active Day award's ceremony on April 16.
Mark Stevens sits at a piano.
海角直播app faculty commissions 10 new pieces, performance May 2
A single note can hold an entire world of emotion. For South Dakota State University assistant professor Mark Stevens, a single piano piece can hold an ocean. His multiyear commissioning project, 鈥淥ne Drop Contains Oceans,鈥 explores how music from a variety of voices can transform the classical piano repertoire. At 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 2, he will bring those voices to life in a public performance at the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center.
Seth Lewis, a 2024 psychology graduate from South Dakota State University, is shown at spring 2024 commencement at the Dacotah Bank Center in Brookings with Shelly Bayer, director of multicultural affairs and accessibility, one of his mentors from 海角直播app.
海角直播app psychology graduate contributing to vaping, cancer research
The path to graduation isn鈥檛 always a straight line, but for alumni like Seth Lewis, each step shaped a passion for research and discovery.