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WSU researchers transfer nitrogen-harvesting genes into new strains of bacteria
WSU researchers have developed a genetic technique that transfers nitrogen-harvesting abilities into new strains of bacteria, a breakthrough that could someday help major crops like wheat and corn rely less on fertilizer.
Microsoft supports WSU Murrow Fellows/Report for Washington partnership to expand local news across Washington State
Funding will support additional reporting capacity in North Central Washington and future statewide journalism convenings
Unintended consequences: Graphic anti‑smoking ads may nudge people toward vaping
In the absence of similar warnings about e‑cigarettes, smokers may see them as a healthy alternative to smoking, according to new research.
WSU study offers realistic look at the future of sustainable aviation fuel
The United States could feasibly produce enough sustainable aviation fuel to meet roughly two‑thirds of its 2030 federal target, but getting there will require overcoming major hurdles, according to a new WSU‑led study.
WSU study finds high prevalence of hantavirus in some parts of Pacific Northwest
Nearly a third of rodents in the Palouse showed evidence of past infection with the Sin Nombre virus, which can be fatal in humans.
WSU Board of Regents host special meeting May 18
The public portions of the meeting, which is taking place virtually, will be livestreamed and recorded for subsequent viewing.
WSU online MBA programs highly ranked by CEO Magazine
The WSU Carson College of Business’ online and executive MBA programs ranked in the top ten in the United States.
AI cuts wildlife tracking time from months to days
A new WSU-led study found that AI can cut wildlife camera-trap analysis from months to days while producing results similar to human experts, potentially transforming conservation monitoring.
By
Will Ferguson, WSU News & Media Relations
Categories: Science & Technology
AI app guides officers through domestic violence incidents in real time
WSU researchers developed the open-source app to help law enforcement ensure critical details are captured in high-stress, time-sensitive situations.
By
Will Ferguson, WSU News & Media Relations
Categories: Science & Technology
Smart solutions for home, wealth and health sweep Business Plan Competition
The annual WSU competition awarded top honors to student ventures tackling challenges in homebuilding, health care, finance and sustainability, with Opulence AI earning the $10,000 grand prize.
By
Sue McMurray, Carson College of Business
Categories: Awards & Achievements, Business & Economics
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