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A female undergraduate student in a lab coat and safety glasses holds up a small chip.

Small chips, big impact

An applied learning experience gives K-State engineering students the opportunity to build organ chips, collaborate across disciplines and contribute to research...

Applied learning
A researcher in a brown sportcoat stands in the middle of a grassy prairie.

A safer way to burn

Doctoral student Mayowa George is building a tool to help Great Plains land managers evaluate fire risk and support safer prescribed burns.

Engineering
Jim Hodgson

Beyond the breaking point

For three decades, Jim Hodgson has transformed glass into specialized equipment, giving researchers the tools to tackle problems standard labware can't solve.

Seek
A man in a purple shirt wears a purple Fitbit exercise monitor on his wrist.

Moving to protect the mind

K-State professor Denver Brown examines how physical activity could potentially have protective effects and help ease the burden of depression for individuals...

Health and Human Sciences
A man wearing a dark purple blazer, glasses and a purple pattern tie speaks at a wooden podium with a microphone.

Thomas Lane named chief of staff

Thomas Lane, vice president for academic success and student affairs and dean of students, has been named chief of staff to the president. Lane, who has been...

Leadership updates
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...

AgTech

 

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