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Nanobubble technology improving dairy wastewater treatment
Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Endowed Alfred Chair associate professor in dairy manufacturing Maneesha Mohan is utilizing nanosized bubbles to improve the efficiency of dairy wastewater treatment.
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The future of agriculture
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Luke Gassman named May’s Civil Service Employee of the Month
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SDSU’s Team Wingman, from left, adviser Todd Letcher, Matthew Wieberdink, Owen Diede, Christian Lee and Anders Olsen. Steven Holz, NASA sponsor and Gateways to Blue Skies chair and judge, presented the award.
SDSU’s Wingman tops NASA’s Blue Skies contest
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Jeune and Dick Nicolai.
Gift of farmland aims to close gap in precision agriculture technology at SDSU
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The atrium of Raven Precision Agriculture Center is filled with exhibitors and visitors at the college's Engineering Expo April 28.
Engineering Expo results announced
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Operating SDSU’s rover, TERRA, at NASA’s Human Exploration Rover Challenge are Noah Richardson, left, and Aiden DeWit. The team finished second in the remote-control division.
SDSU enhances rover reputation at NASA contest
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Engineering grads Klemme, Warntjes to be honored
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An audience full of people watches a man at a lectern speaking a out drone applications.
Find a new professional passion at Drone Day
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Members of the SPARK team are sophomores, from left, Teyla Hanson, Meloray Linderer, Alexis Smith and Noah Richardson. Not pictured is freshman John Worth. The three teams are among eight teams competing nationwide at NASA’s Langley Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Center in Hampton, Virginia, May 18-19.
3 for 3 / SDSU taking all three teams to finals of NASA contest
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