NDSU News | Research

NDSU’s Department of Plant Sciences will host a public event called “Plants, Local Foods and Outdoor Spaces” on Tuesday, July 30, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the NDSU Horticulture Research and Demonstration Gardens.

At NDSU, researchers are taking strides to improve agriculture for farmers in North Dakota. Cole Williams, a plant sciences graduate student and ag research technician in the plant sciences department, is currently researching how to breed North Dakota soybeans to…

NDSU is investing to accelerate technologies in industries vital to the state’s commercial interests, thanks to the Technology Acceleration Program, an initiative funded by new state legislative appropriations for research.

The NDSU Office of Research and Creative Activity’s Sparking Big Ideas Research Initiative included a March workshop focused on “Hacking aging: Bridging disciplines for a more inclusive future.” The workshop was led by KnowInnovation in support of team formation and…

Sarah Signor, NDSU assistant professor of biological sciences, has received $1.81 million from the National Institutes of Health to study genes called transposons and their impact on evolution. Signor's research aims to understand how defense systems have evolved…

NDSU President David Cook, university administrators, deans and others are slated to participate in the annual North Dakota Tour on July 8-18 at locations throughout the state.

NDSU and the College of Engineering have been awarded nearly $1.8 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to support multi-year research, development and demonstration of microgrid-related technologies. The project will be technically led by Di Wu, associate…