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Undergraduate research opportunities in ����Ӱ��'s College of Nursing are expanding.

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A new study from ����Ӱ�� will investigate the age, growth, maturity and movement of Big Stone Lake's resurgent lake sturgeon population.

����Ӱ�� researchers are critically examining published research on microplastics to better understand this emerging problem.

����Ӱ�� researcher Sunil Mor has received the Bayer-Snoeyenbos New Investigator Award for his crucial work in the poultry industry.

A study from ����Ӱ�� found including red meat within high-quality diets supports adequacy of brain health-critical nutrients, microbial diversity and may support mental health.

����Ӱ�� will improve medical imaging and health care outcomes through the advanced study and application of the chemical element germanium.

A new study from ����Ӱ�� reveals how grapevine canes can be converted into plastic-like material that is stronger than traditional plastic and will decompose in the environment in a relatively short amount of time.

Kevin Costner’s famed line in “Field of Dreams” is “If you build it, he will come.” For Carter Waggoner, the line is a little different. He came with the intention of building. “I’ve always wanted to be an engineer. I knew when I came here, I wanted to be an engineer. I originally wanted to be a design engineer for heavy equipment,” Waggoner said. Today, the 2020 Rapid City Stevens graduate is manager of engineering for AeroFly, a lunar startup company in Brookings.

Andrew Sternhagen, an electrical engineering major at ����Ӱ��, is working under the guidance of electrical engineering assistant professor Xiaojun Xian to create a sweat biosensor. The Brookings native, who just completed his freshman year, is one of 12 selected in December 2024 as a Future Innovators of America.