Congratulations to Meng Han for receiving both the @ENERGY Early Career Award and the @NSF CAREER Award. Securing both is a rare feat and a testament to his groundbreaking research. A huge milestone for Dr. Han and our department!
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Since 1962, K-State’s TRIGA Mark II nuclear reactor facility has powered research, innovation, workforce development and learning on our Manhattan campus. 💜
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Congratulations to our very own Paul Lowe, associate vice president for research and director of the Office of Sponsored Programs on being selected for the 2025 President’s Award of Excellence for Unclassified Professionals!
Two @KState researchers, Walter Dodds & Hans Coetzee have been honored with prestigious Higuchi-KU Endowment Research Achievement Awards! Join us in celebrating their incredible contributions to research!
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Do you have a research poster that was presented once and is now rolled up in a corner of the lab? Or a poetry piece, painting, photograph or design that deserves to be seen? If so, sign up for the new Posters, Pinot and Partnerships event series. https://t.co/m3kqGrbpcv
The #Biomanufacturing Initiative joined @KState Impact Day to showcase how our work is transforming Kansas. From driving innovation in biotechnology to supporting economic growth, we’re proud to be part of the K-State impact!
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From ensuring water quality in private wells to revolutionizing irrigation practices, K-State is tackling water challenges head-on with innovative solutions.
Learn more: https://t.co/u5Q17PdaHq
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Ribbon cutting today for the new collaborative office space for the Research Foundation, Office of Engagement and K-State 105.
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Determining how and which of the tens of thousands of different proteins in the human body trigger physiological disfunction can seem like searching for a needle in a protein-packed haystack. Not to graduate student Wei Wu.
https://t.co/aQKmIvURHu
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Bison were the original grazers of the prairie. Their grazing was important to the prairie’s ecosystem and its biodiversity. Seek more about the K-State researchers who are studying the current effects of grazing on the prairie:
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Early career faculty members @KState: here is a cohort-based opportunity for an immersive grant proposal writing training course. https://t.co/pnEQ2AB77f
Hot off the press, the fall 2024 edition of Seek — K-State's flagship research magazine is here.
Find the full issue here: https://t.co/HrT7XyMS6E
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