Blending poetry and architecture has become part of life for South Dakota Poet Laureate Christine Stewart–she combines these distinct creative processes in her new book, “The Poet and the Architect.”

Researchers developed a method of using peroxides to synthesis ketene acetals, which have pharmaceutical applications.

Researchers developed a method of using peroxides to synthesis ketene acetals, which have pharmaceutical applications.

The increasing size and number of wildfires can lead to situations in which emergency managers must simply minimize human casualties–simulating these dire situations can help them adjust plans when there is less time to evacuate.

The South Dakota State University Image Processing Laboratory is helping intelligence agencies use remote-sensing satellite images to protect national security.

Incorporating sweet potato puree into bread not only adds vitamin A, but also changes the starch composition by increasing the fiber content. That can be beneficial for diabetics.

Fluid mechanics-based transport modeling in the human respiratory tract and research data were used to determine which droplet sizes are most like to reach the dominant infection site and the number of virus particles needed to trigger infection.

Two South Dakota State University professors are evaluating a printable copper alloy NASA is developing for combustion chambers of next-generation rocket engines used for space travel.

Three microbes are used to break down antinutritional factors and increase digestibility of soybean meal, an important source of protein for animal feed.

Based on 20 years of power grid research, professor Sid Suryanarayanan describes balancing supply and demand on the power grid and Texas’s unique situation.