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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…
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.
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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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