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NC State news is shared far and wide. Below are just some of our recent appearances in local, regional, national and international media publications.

Jun 15, 2012

Bandwidth.com leaving Cary for Red Hat space in Centennial Campus

Bandwidth.com leaving Cary for Red Hat space in Centennial Campus, Albuquerque Express, News & Observer,  June 13, 2012. It didn’t take Red Hat long to find a tenant for some of the office space on N.C. State University’s Centennial Campus that it will soon be vacating. Cary telecom company Bandwidth.com has agreed to occupy Red Hat’s… 

Jun 14, 2012

Use Their App, Keep Your Data – Technology Review

Use Their App, Keep Your Data – Technology Review, Technology Review – Online, Influence future Technology Review products. Computing Use Their App, Keep Your Data (Page 2 of 2) Monday, June 11, 2012 By David Talbot Anonymize this: An app under development at North Carolina State University would let users blo 

Jun 14, 2012

Of voles and other holes

Of voles and other holes, Courier-Tribune – Online, The, If you’ve ever come across holes in your lawn or garden, you’re not alone. A number of insects and larger critters can cause holes. The hole-causing animal that I probably get the most questions about is the vole, or meadow mouse. Holes caused by 

Jun 14, 2012

Governor takes strange stand on video sweepstakes,

Governor takes strange stand on video sweepstakes,, Mountaineer – Online, The, RALEIGH — Gov. Beverly Perdue doesn’t like it. Still, she wants it. She wants the money. She wants to avoid budget cuts to the public schools. No matter how you slice it, her position can hardly be deemed anything but contradictory and nons 

Jun 14, 2012

Burr shrugs off talk of running with Romney

Burr shrugs off talk of running with Romney, News & Observer – Online, June 13, 2012 WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Richard Burr introduced Mitt Romney to an enthusiastic crowd at a Charlotte manufacturing plant last month, renewing speculation that Romney may pick Burr as his running mate.  But Burr says he’s not being vetted. “Nor… 

Jun 14, 2012

Cockroaches get some good publicity for a change

Cockroaches get some good publicity for a change, Reading Eagle – Online, June 12, 202. No insect is in greater need of a public relations boost than the cockroach, and Dr. Mathieu Lihoreau of Rennes, France, provided it in a recent issue of the journal Insectes Sociaux. Roaches are highly social, suffer when isolated, recognize… 

Jun 14, 2012

Data from North Carolina State University Advance Knowledge in Cellulose Research

Data from North Carolina State University Advance Knowledge in Cellulose Research, Life Science Weekly, June 12   By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Life Science Weekly — A new study on Cellulose Research is now available. According to news reporting originating in Raleigh, North Carolina, by NewsRx journalists, researchers stated “The equilibrium sorption of… 

Jun 14, 2012

Duke, Progress Energy confident about upcoming merger

Duke, Progress Energy confident about upcoming merger, News 14 Carolina – Online,June 11 RALEIGH — After receiving a conditional stamp of approval from the feds, Duke and Progress Energy said they are feeling confident about their upcoming merger.  On Friday, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission tentatively approved the multi-billion dollar merger between the two companies.… 

Jun 14, 2012

Research on Nanofibers Detailed by Scientists at North Carolina State University

Research on Nanofibers Detailed by Scientists at North Carolina State University, Life Science Weekly,  June 12 By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Life Science Weekly — Investigators publish new report on Nanofibers. According to news reporting originating from Raleigh, North Carolina, by NewsRx correspondents, researchers stated “We examine the protein distribution within an electrospun… 

Jun 14, 2012

Researchers Use Light to Convert 2D Patterns Into 3D Objects

Researchers Use Light to Convert 2D Patterns Into 3D Objects, HardwareZone.com – Malaysia, June 12 News  Researchers Use Light to Convert 2D Patterns Into 3D Objects 23 Nov 2011 / 2:38pm / By Dr. Jimmy Tang Researchers Use Light to Convert 2D Patterns Into 3D Objects Researchers at North Carolina State University discovered a simple… 

Jun 14, 2012

Researchers: Bigger refuges needed to delay pest resistance to biotech corn

Researchers: Bigger refuges needed to delay pest resistance to biotech corn, Grand Island Independent – Online, The, June 10 To slow resistance of western corn rootworm beetles to genetically protected crops, much larger “refuge” acreages of conventional crops have to be planted, two experts warn in a paper published in the Journal of Economic Ecology. … 

Jun 14, 2012

Seafloor delivers Hydrolite-MB multibeam echosounder system to North Carolina State University

Seafloor delivers Hydrolite-MB multibeam echosounder system to North Carolina State University, Professional Surveyor Magazine – Online, June 11 Seafloor Systems, Inc., El Dorado Hills, CA delivered a Hydrolite-MB, portable, turnkey multibeam echosounder system to the NC State University Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering. The Hydrolite-MB incorporates a multibeam echosounder and ancillary devices on a… 

Jun 14, 2012

Sen. Richard Burr: I’m not being vetted as Romney veep pick

Sen. Richard Burr: I’m not being vetted as Romney veep pick, News & Observer – Online,  June 12   WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Richard Burr introduced Mitt Romney to an enthusiastic crowd at a Charlotte, N.C., manufacturing plant last month, renewing speculation that Romney may pick Burr as his running mate.  But Burr now says… 

Jun 14, 2012

Sen. Richard Burr: I’m not being vetted as Romney veep pick

Sen. Richard Burr: I’m not being vetted as Romney veep pick, Sacramento Bee, News & Observer, June 12. U.S. Sen. Richard Burr introduced Mitt Romney to an enthusiastic crowd at a Charlotte, N.C., manufacturing plant last month, renewing speculation that Romney may pick Burr as his running mate. Andy Taylor, Political Science, featured. 

Jun 14, 2012

State seeks input on storm water proposal that encourages permeable pavement option

State seeks input on storm water proposal that encourages permeable pavement option, Mountain Xpress – Online,  June 11 State seeks input on storm water proposal that encourages permeable pavement option  Close Article By Margaret Williams on 06/11/2012 09:27 AM PRESS RELEASE N.C. Department of Environment & Natural Resources Officials are seeking public comments on a…