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Weed specialist joins NDSU
Joe Ikley has joined the NDSU Department of Plant Sciences as an assistant professor and Extension weed specialist.
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Inspiring Teacher: Chad Ulven, associate chair and professor of mechanical engineering
Ulven, who joined the NDSU faculty in 2005, has earned the college’s Faculty Researcher of the Year Award and thePi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honor Society’s Carnot Award for Excellence in...
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Cyber Security Conference set for March 14
Registration is open for the 2019 North Dakota Cyber Security Conference, scheduled for Thursday, March 14, in the NDSU Memorial Union.
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Innovation Challenge Pitch Night to showcase student ideas
The NDSU Research and Technology Park’s Innovation Challenge Pitch Night is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 17, at 6 p.m. in the Harry D. McGovern Alumni Center
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NDSU School of Nursing listed among nation’s top nursing schools
NDSU’s School of Nursing has been named one of the nation’s top nursing schools by NursingSchoolsAlmanac.com.
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Cyber Security Conference set for March 14
Registration is open for the 2019 North Dakota Cyber Security Conference, March 14. The one-day conference is an annual gathering for information security professionals in the region to exchange new...
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Wildlife veterinarian to present at NDSU
North Dakota Game and Fish Department wildlife veterinarian Charlie Bahnson is scheduled to give the first NDSU Department of Biological Sciences seminar of the spring semester
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NDSU plant sciences faculty amaze 6th graders with experiments
NDSU personnel recently visited Ben Franklin Middle School in Fargo to give a hands-on food science lesson to sixth graders.
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NDSU named Palo Alto Networks Authorized Cybersecurity Academy
The NDSU Department of Computer Science and Institute for Cyber Security Education and Research have been recognized as an authorized center for the Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Academy program.
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New precision ag major offered at NDSU
The use of new and emerging technology is transforming the agriculture industry, and NDSU is now offering a new program so students can stay at the front edge of the curve.
