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The new universitywide academy is designed to meet the growing needs of data science research, education and expertise in North Carolina and beyond.
An NC State study about volcanic activity in metallic environments could help scientists interpret landscape features on other worlds.
Led by NC State, the UNC System and XVIII Airborne Corps will offer opportunities to encourage and enhance education, research and innovation in STEM fields.
Many people have numerous questions about the new COVID-19 vaccines. Luckily, we have answers.
NC State donated almost 5,000 meters of its newly developed filtration material to Fort Bragg to create much-needed face masks amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
While COVID-19 has brought much of the world to a standstill, it hasn’t stopped NC State researchers from using their expertise to battle the pandemic.
What do we know about food and COVID-19? And how do we know it?
The winners of the 2020 Envisioning Research Contest brought a new light to their discoveries at NC State, highlighting their work in natural resources, engineering, veterinary medicine and more.
No matter where you live or what you do, climate change will impact your life. Our researchers are preparing us for what’s to come.
NC State researchers are developing a computational model to identify the best allocation plans for distributing COVID-19 test kits to hospitals, clinics and state agencies.
Our researchers are facilitating big leaps in 3D printing and putting the technology to work to revolutionize their fields.
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Our five strategic research areas set our focus and show how our efforts fit into the world around us.
Only 5% of above-the-knee amputees worldwide have access to prosthetics. Three members of the Wolfpack are solving that problem with life-changing kits.
The gas, often produced by organic life forms, raises the tantalizing possibility that something is alive on Venus.
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NC State researchers found a specific gene appears to play an important role in the development of brain tissue earlier than anyone knew.
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NC State inventors have developed new technology that mimics the body’s natural clotting process.
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Wherever it starts, NC State research finds the same destination: the real world.
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