NDSU News | Research

Six students are set to face off in the championship round of the NDSU Graduate School’s Three Minute Thesis Competition, scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 16, at 2 p.m. in the Anishinaabe Theater of the Memorial Union.

Bakhtiyor Rasulev, associate professor of coatings and polymeric materials, is working to create a new model to determine the toxicity of microplastics.

Trung Le, NDSU assistant professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering, conducts research on river ice.

Kaylee Weigel and Kathleen Ruff-Schmidt, microbiology majors in the NDSU Department of Microbiological Sciences, published an article about their capstone course project in the American Journal of Undergraduate Research. The paper is titled, "Preventing the Activation…

Birgit Pruess, professor of microbiological sciences, and Barney Geddes, assistant professor of microbiological sciences, have received a Specialty Crop Block Grant from the USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. The project is titled “Adding pre-biotics to pro-biotics…

The North Dakota University System, NDSU, and UND are partnering with the Montana University System and 11 colleges and universities from a five-state region to create a regional technology and innovation alliance. The Mountains and Plains University Innovation…

Nicholas Bauroth, NDSU professor of political science, was named the department’s inaugural Clouston Family Political Science and Public Policy Faculty Fellow. With the fellowship, Bauroth plans to conduct research into state and local governance in North Dakota. “…

NDSU continues to build upon its national reputation as a leader in STEM education research with a recent award of $804,191 from the National Science Foundation Division of Undergraduate Education.

The NDSU Research Foundation added three new board members at the Oct. 14 board of directors meeting. The NDSU Research Foundation is an independent, not-for-profit organization that facilitates the transfer of NDSU scientific discoveries, technologies, products and…