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A red prismatic rectangle stands on the tip of a crop sprayer's boom over a field.

Closing the spray gap

K-State engineers have developed a camera-based system that measures crop sprayer boom movement with about an inch of accuracy, a step toward more precise application...

A female researcher in a lab coat, safety glasses and light blue gloves holds up material to examine.

Radiant research

The newest member of K-State's nuclear engineering team is already transforming lives through her research and preparation of the future workforce.

Aleksan Shanoyan

People with Purpose: Aleksan Shanoyan

Aleksan Shanoyan, professor and University Distinguished Teaching Scholar, has built his career in agricultural economics on a philosophy of understanding,...

Jessica Heier Stamm

Engineered for impact

Jessica Heier Stamm's research tackles complex challenges, from improving humanitarian relief efforts to strengthening public health systems. But some of her...

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Tackling global food security

Two new innovation labs at K-State, funded by the U.S. Department of State, will advance global food security through initiatives focused on cereal grains and...

Richard Linton gesturing while presenting at 2026 State of Our University

A message from President Linton

President Linton shares details of his decision to become Virginia Tech's next president and reflects on his time at K-State.

 

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