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NC State's Nonwovens Institute is producing face mask materials that will protect medical workers fighting on the pandemic's front lines.
NC State University and Novozymes are combining forces to produce more than 600 gallons of hand sanitizer during the coronavirus crisis.
What do we know about food and COVID-19? And how do we know it?
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.
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.
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.
The Comparative Medicine Institute is making NC State a destination for innovative research and training in biomedical sciences.
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.
Our researchers are facilitating big leaps in 3D printing and putting the technology to work to revolutionize their fields.
Tony Atti, CEO of Phononic
Why he chose Centennial Campus
Our five strategic research areas set our focus and show how our efforts fit into the world around us.
NC State inventors are patenting new technology that could transform the way chronic wounds are treated.
Bots inspired by jellyfish highlight a technique that uses pre-stressed polymers to make soft robots more powerful.
Dive In
A newly discovered effect could lead to more efficient thermal energy harvesting, such as converting car exhaust heat into electric power to enhance fuel-efficiency.
Learn how it works
A study led by NC State researchers has found that the lemurs possess small “pseudothumbs” — the first accessory digit ever found in a primate.
A secret finger, revealed
Wherever it starts, NC State research finds the same destination: the real world.
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