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Engineer patents waterlike polymer to create high-temperature ceramics
March 20, 2017Using five ingredients — silicon, boron, carbon, nitrogen and hydrogen — a Kansas State University engineer has created a liquid polymer that can transform...
Kansas State University is the 'Silicon Valley for biodefense,' according to Blue Ribbon Study Panel
Jan. 30, 2017When the Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense visited Kansas State University for a series of agrodefense discussions, the university cemented its status as...
A good night's sleep: Engineers develop technology for special needs children
Feb. 24, 2016A Kansas State University engineering team is using a National Science Foundation grant to help special needs children through technology that connects sleep...
Patented process builds better semiconductors, improves electronic devices
March 5, 2015Jim Edgar, university distinguished professor of chemical engineering, has received a patent for his process that can build better semiconductors and improve...
Busting myths about ticks
Aug. 22, 2014Michael Dryden, a university distinguished professor of diagnostic medicine and pathobiology at Kansas State University, sheds light on the truth behind commonly...
Taking a short smartphone break improves employee well-being, research finds
July 7, 2014A Kansas State University researcher has found that short smartphone breaks throughout the workday can improve workplace productivity, make employees happier...
University engineers design systems to help children with special needs
June 9, 2014A group of Kansas State University engineers are collaborating with Wichita-based Heartspring Inc. to develop technology that helps children with severe developmental...