Stories From Nov 2019
Economic Perspective: Mini Cities
Mini cities are popping up across the country, and even some in North Carolina. What does this concept entail?
Don’t Stress: Keeping Turkeys Cool
Researchers use a new technique to optimize environmental conditions for turkeys so they don't overheat.
A Letter to Grandma
Students in Bob Patterson's crop science class come expecting an assignment -- just not this one.
Economic Perspective: Is Manufacturing Still A Leading Indicator?
The manufacturing sector has long been a leading indicator for economic health, but is that still the case?
You Decide: A Milestone to Celebrate?
The oil industry in the U.S. has been surging back in recent years, hitting a new milestone. Are there pros and cons to this rebound?
Lightning Round: Knitting Networks and Seeding Solutions
The North Carolina Plant Sciences Initiative organized a lightning session on Wednesday, Nov. 13 designed to spark research collaborations to tackle grand challenges, whether they ended up being focused on plant sciences or not.
More PEAS, Please!
NC State collaborates on a new research project designed to build preschool teachers’ STEM knowledge, skills and confidence.
Economic Perspective: Holiday Spending Outlook
The holiday season is fast approaching. What does the spending outlook for the season look like?
Behind the Scenes: Milking at the Fair
NC State student Maddie Kuwada provides a unique look at the Animal Science Club's milking booth at the NC State Fair.
Moving Technology From Wish List to Workhorses
Research happens on every plane at NC State. We’re working above ground, below, and in the air to produce discoveries.