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Research to turn geothermal energy into power for residential homes is underway in the northern Black Hills.
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The Department of Justice has awarded more than $600,000 to Chris Saunders, Ph.D., a professor of statistics at South Dakota State University for a new project.
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What do Stanford, MIT, and South Dakota Mines all have in common? They’re all members of the Universities Research Association.
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It may get a little dimmer on Saturday morning across South Dakota. The moon will pass in front of the sun and some parts of the state may see up to 74% coverage.
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Magdalena Osburn, Ph.D., takes us into the Deep Mine Microbial Observatory. She left microbial samples underground in 2019. What did she find when she returned in 2023?
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Gokce Ustunisik, Ph.D., is collecting geologic data to help scientists answer big questions about the Earth, its volcanos, plate tectonics and more.
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The National Institute of Health awarded Sanford Research a $2 million grant to study how neurons are developed inside the brain.
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The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a $1.1 million grant to a collaborative program between three universities. Black Hills State University and two other out-of-state schools will each use the fund to recruit students in science and technology fields.
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Following public concern over the closure of the Delbridge Museum, Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken has assembled a work group to determine what happens to taxidermy specimens.
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One month from now a solar eclipse will cut across the southwestern United States. Thanks to a nationwide NASA project, some South Dakotans will be in on the show.
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Mustard gas is a dangerous chemical agent. A South Dakota State University assistant professor co-wrote a paper exploring a possible antidote for sulfur mustard exposure.
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Ben Bowman tricked an artificial intelligence program to give him a credit card number that it was supposed to keep secret. He discusses the vulnerabilities of AI.