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More Than a Fashion Show

For 12 years, Art2Wear has brought design and textiles students' fashion visions to life. It's a nine-month effort, but to the designers it's a labor of […]

From: NC State Features

Sciences & Technology

Older Is Wiser: Study Shows Software Developers’ […]

There is a perception in some tech circles that older programmers aren’t able to keep pace with rapidly changing technology, and that they are discriminated against in the software field. But a […]

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Student Life

Art2Wear 2013

At Art2Wear, NC State design and textiles student apply what they've learned to create cutting-edge […]

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Health & Security

CVM Open House

The College of Veterinary Medicine is holding its annual open house from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April […]

From: The Bulletin

Humanities

Iron Man, Reverse Engineering and the Future of […]

Iron Man 3 isn’t out yet, but the first two movies (and decades of Iron Man comics) raise some interesting questions about how scientists can create and utilize new materials – like the energy […]

From: The Abstract

Humanities

Bartonellosis: Diagnosing a Stealth Pathogen

NC State professor of veterinary internal medicine Ed Breitschwerdt has spent the last couple of decades working with Bartonella, bacteria historically associated with “cat scratch disease.” […]

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Humanities

Heart of Darkness

Composer J. Mark Scearce finds inspiration for his new opera in a supernatural tale of soul-wrenching horror. A little night music may end up giving you […]

From: The Bulletin

Sciences & Technology

New Research Findings Open Door to Zinc-Oxide-based UV […]

Researchers from North Carolina State University have solved a long-standing materials science problem, making it possible to create new semiconductor devices using zinc oxide (ZnO) – including […]

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Sciences & Technology

A Single Challenge, a Suite of Experts

Changing climates mean new stresses for plant life. With NSF support, NC State researchers in computer engineering, biological engineering and plant biology are studying how plants will respond to […]

From: NC State Features

Sciences & Technology

Study Shows Reproductive Effects of Pesticide Exposure […]

North Carolina State University researchers studying aquatic organisms called Daphnia have found that exposure to a chemical pesticide has impacts that span multiple generations – causing the […]

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Sciences & Technology

New Algorithm Helps Evaluate, Rank Scientific […]

Keeping up with current scientific literature is a daunting task, considering that hundreds to thousands of papers are published each day. Now researchers from North Carolina State University have […]

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Health & Security

Service Dogs Get Free Eye Exams

NC State vets are offering free eye examinations to qualified working or service dogs throughout […]

From: The Bulletin

Humanities

Cretaceous Cold Cases #1: A Case With Legs

This is the first post in a series called “Cretaceous Cold Cases” in which the science of taphonomy, or prehistoric forensics, is explained and exemplified by fascinating cases from the files of […]

From: The Abstract

Health & Security

Researchers Devise X-ray Approach to Track Surgical […]

Researchers from North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) have developed a new tool to help surgeons use X-rays to track devices used in […]

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Sciences & Technology

Plant Protein Shape Puzzle Solved by Molecular 3-D […]

Researchers from North Carolina State University believe they have solved a puzzle that has vexed science since plants first appeared on Earth. In a groundbreaking paper published online this week […]

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Safety & Security

NC State Researchers Predict Active Hurricane Season […]

Researchers at North Carolina State University forecast an above-average hurricane season for 2013. 2013 should see 13 to 17 named storms forming in the Atlantic basin, which includes the entire […]

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Student Life

The Innovation University

From cutting-edge classroom techniques to advanced partnerships with government and industry, NC State is North Carolina's innovation […]

From: NC State Features

Humanities

New Flu Review 2: How do you measure lethality?

Editor’s Note: You may hear about fatality rates or percentages when media report on new and dangerous flu strains, and often times the reports are conflicting. In this post, Barrett Slenning, an […]

From: The Abstract

Sciences & Technology

In Memoriam: John Risley

Longtime physics Professor John S. Risley, 71, passed away at home on April 5 after battling a rare and aggressive form of cancer for six […]

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Humanities

Student Wins Udall Scholarship

Undergraduate Caroline Hansley of Hendersonville has received a Morris K. Udall scholarship for the 2013-14 academic […]

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Humanities

New Flu Review

The new strain of avian flu – known as H7N9 – has only been on scientists’ radar for a couple of weeks, but that’s been long enough to raise some questions.  NC State epidemiology expert […]

From: The Abstract

Student Life

NC State University Students Win Goldwater Scholarships

Three North Carolina State University students are winners of prestigious Goldwater Scholarships. Morgan Elizabeth Carter, a junior biochemistry major from Bermuda Run, N.C., Cody Allen Melton, a […]

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Student Life

NC State University Student Wins Udall Scholarship

Caroline Hansley of Hendersonville, N.C.,  a junior majoring in interdisciplinary studies (agroecology and social entrepreneurship), has received a Morris K. Udall scholarship for the 2013-14 […]

From: NC State Newsroom

Health & Security

Jones Honored for Graduate Teaching

Sam Jones, professor of equine medicine, has received the NC State Alumni Association Distinguished Graduate Professorship honor for outstanding graduate level […]

From: The Bulletin

Student Life

Think and Do

The James B. Hunt, Jr. Library, located on North Carolina State University’s research campus, is the library of the future — a place to acquire knowledge and apply […]

From: NC State Features

Student Life

Restaurants Coming to Centennial

New dining options are coming to Centennial Campus this summer. Get the delicious details.

From: The Bulletin

Health & Security

Flammer to Lead CVM Academics

Keven Flammer has been appointed associate dean and director of academic affairs in the College of Veterinary Medicine effective April […]

From: The Bulletin

Sciences & Technology

Study Finds Heat Key Factor In Population Growth Of […]

New research from North Carolina State University finds that higher temperatures found in urban environments are a key contributor to higher populations of insect pests called scale insects – […]

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Student Life

Radiation Detection For The Smartphone Era

Sure, your smartphone can plan a trip and store your entire music collection. But can it detect radiation? Soon it may, thanks to senior nuclear engineering major Mark […]

From: NC State Features

Student Life

NC State Hunt Library Dedication Slated for April 3

North Carolina State University invites members of the media to experience firsthand the most innovative, collaborative and technologically advanced library on the planet. The new Hunt Library on […]

From: NC State Newsroom

Humanities

Supernova Photo of the Day and Cool New Findings

The image above is of the Kepler supernova remnant, first discovered in 1604, and one of only a few Type Ia supernovas known to have exploded in the Milky Way galaxy. Its proximity and its […]

From: The Abstract

Health & Security

Researchers Devise Hidden Dune Filters To Treat […]

When it rains, untreated stormwater can sweep pollutants into coastal waters, potentially endangering public health. Now researchers from North Carolina State University have developed low-cost […]

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