Science

South Dakota Senator John Thune says the CHIPS and Science Act included too much government spending to gain his support.

Members of the Rotary Club of Downtown Sioux Falls and their guests had the opportunity to hear from the project manager for the James Webb Space Telescope during their July 25 Meeting.

Advances at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead may give physicists insight into the building blocks of the universe.

The Washington Pavilion is installing new dinosaur exhibits. The science center received a grant from the David B. Jones Foundation which donates frequently to the Pavilion for various projects.

The base expects to begin six construction projects this year.

South Dakota Mines and the National Security Innovation Network: We talk with research team members from Mines about their work with NSIN.

A larger company has acquired a South Dakota startup that began with research by two university professors.Todd Menkhaus and Hao Fong started their…

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In The Moment … September 8, 2020 Show 897 Hour 1The scientific method is, by definition, nonpartisan, and unbiased. And yet in an America where political…

In The Moment … July 13, 2020 Show 857 Hour 1As COVID-19 cases surge nationwide, South Dakotans ask questions about whether or not Sars CovV-2 can be…