K-State Cattlemen’s Day: More alpha-gal seen in striploins cooked to greater doneness

Kansas State University graduate student Sara Hene shares the results of a study titled, “Influence of Degree of Doneness on the Alpha Gal Content of…

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K-State research supports grazing education and conservation efforts in the Flint Hills

A Kansas State University researcher is working to protect grazing lands in the prairie through education and improved land-management practices.

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How a K-State researcher cracked the code of cattle pain relief

Hans Coetzee, university distinguished professor of veterinary medicine, has received the National Academy of Science's 2025 Prize in Food and…

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Not just a summer fling: Edge internships build careers before graduation

Waiting to walk the stage before landing a job is so 20th century.More and more K-State students are securing full-time employment in their senior or…

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K-State launches new economic development hub in the Edge

The Edge District is proud to welcome K-State 105, the K-State Research Foundation, and the newly established Office for Corporate Engagement to 1960…

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University Outstanding Scholar awards honor exceptional professors

K-State's inaugural cohort of University Outstanding Scholars recognizes the incredible work being accomplished by tenured professors and associate…

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K-State advances biomanufacturing research through interdisciplinary hiring

Researchers at K-State are working across disciplines to develop next-generation solutions, processes and technology for the growing biomanufacturing…

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Richt to lead study investigating troubling swine disease virus

A Kansas State University distinguished professor is working to address the emerging threat that Japanese encephalitis virus, an emerging zoonotic…

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K-State biochemists make significant breakthrough in increasing purity of specialized plant oils

In a significant breakthrough, K-State biochemists achieved near-pure levels needed to make camelina and pennycress viable oilseeds for biodiesel…

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Physiologists validate American Heart Association's PREVENT cardiovascular risk equations

Britton Scheuermann, doctoral candidate in kinesiology, was lead author on a paper validating the American Heart Association's new PREVENT equations…

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