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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...
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...
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Small chips, big impact
Oct. 30, 2026An applied learning experience gives K-State engineering students the opportunity to build organ chips, collaborate across disciplines and contribute to research...
K-State is helping Kansans better understand agricultural property taxes
Oct. 26, 2026The Kansas Property Tax Estimator Tool, developed through K-State's Department of Agricultural Economics in collaboration with Cornell University, is a free,...
Closing the spray gap
Oct. 22, 2026K-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...
Radiant research
Oct. 21, 2026The newest member of K-State's nuclear engineering team is already transforming lives through her research and preparation of the future workforce.
Tackling global food security
Oct. 15, 2026Two 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...
'Our society in the age of AI'
Sept. 25, 2026K-State's Heartland AI Symposium — a three-day event that invites students, faculty, educators, industry professionals and community members to explore how...
Eavesdropping on hidden bugs
Sept. 24, 2026Some crop pests are nearly impossible to see — but they may still be making noise. Research led by entomology graduate student Emily Sur is testing a new...
Pourkargar to modernize integrated chemical manufacturing and energy systems
Sept. 17, 2026Davood B. Pourkargar, associate professor of chemical engineering, has received a National Science Foundation CAREER Award to develop a secure, intelligent...
Making plant stress visible
Sept. 9, 2026Not everything that’s green is thriving. Kelechi Igwe, a doctoral student in biological and agricultural engineering, is developing technology that can leverage...
Bringing space down to Earth
Aug. 14, 2026The International Space Station has landed in Kansas — virtually, at least. K-State Salina students partnered with the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson to create...
