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South Dakota Republican Rep. Dusty Johnson has introduced legislation he said will improve rural broadband infrastructure.
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Nearly 5,000 feet below the surface of the Black Hills, exciting things are happening at SURF – or the Sanford Underground Research Facility.
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South Dakota Mines researchers discover microbes that mineralize CO2 from the air into solid rock. Carbon capture and sequestration has been a hot topic in the state for the past year.
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Engineering students from SDSU will progress to the next stage of NASA’s Break the Ice Lunar Challenge.
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Excavation of three underground caverns to study neutrinos in the Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead is nearly complete.
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Sanford Underground Research Facility is announcing a new initiative to build more research space in Lead. The building will be located near the main entrance to the underground lab.
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A small earthquake shook the ground near Wakonda, South Dakota. We ask state geologist Tim Cowman what causes these quakes. One cause goes all the way back to the ice age.
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Quantum computing is a piece of the future, and South Dakota Mines received a grant to support their own program.
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A particle physics panel is recommending the US Department of Energy to keep prioritizing neutrino research in the Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead.
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The National Institutes of Health has announced a new grant and project with Stanford University and Native BioData Consortium.
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Deep beneath the Black Hills, life exists unlike what's found anywhere else. We talk to two scientists studying the unique water that these unique microbes call home.
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The computers of tomorrow are being installed today and at Dakota State University, that means quantum computers that leave most other devices in the dust.