The Washington State Conservation Commission has awarded researchers from Washington State University Tri-Cities $200,000 to test a new process for managing manure. It has the potential to decrease greenhouse gas emissions, while also making the process more economical for dairy farmers and improving cow health.
A project to better understand, and help balance, future water demands during high temperatures recently received a $650,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The project funds a Washington State University-led team to use Columbia River basin watersheds as case studies to model potential water demand for multiple uses
While meant to simulate wood bats, regulation USA Baseball metal bats are more forgiving than wood for young players who might not connect with the ball on a bat’s optimal “sweet spot.”
Washington State University researchers have been awarded an $800,000 grant to develop a safer and more effective vaccine for Anaplasma marginale, a tick-borne pathogen responsible for billions of dollars of losses globally for the cattle industry.
Washington State University researchers are developing an advanced vaccine targeting a costly tick-borne pathogen to improve livestock health, enhance disease prevention, and strengthen agricultural resilience through interdisciplinary research and industry collaboration.
An artificial intelligence algorithm can allow researchers to more efficiently use 3D printing to manufacture intricate structures.
The 30-year history of Washington State University’s Terrell Library is one of adaptation, according to Phil Gruen, a professor in the School of Design and Construction. Terrell’s completion in 1994 helped save […]
Colleagues, Pullman life in the past week has brought us busier roads, longer shopping lines, so many new faces, and, of course, the Lentil Festival. Many of these signs are […]
A newly discovered code within DNA — coined “spatial grammar” — holds a key to understanding how gene activity is encoded in the human genome.
Shyam Sablani grew up in India and has lived in Canada, Oman, and the U.S. His familiarity with living in different cultures will serve him well as he embarks on […]
Robot planning tool accounts for human carelessness
Nearly 400 mature frogs will soon be released into the wild of the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge thanks to a team of Washington State University scientists and their collaborators.
Evaluators who want to avoid appearing prejudiced may overcorrect and give women inflated performance feedback, new research indicates, which is a practice that could ultimately hinder their ability to improve and advance.
The smaller carbon footprint, or wheel print, of automatic delivery robots can encourage consumers to use them when ordering food, according to a Washington State University study.
Washington State University researchers received an NSF grant to study heat and gas exchange near Earth’s surface, improving understanding of land–atmosphere interactions that influence weather, climate models, and environmental forecasting.
A Washington State University-led study found that if entrepreneurs preparing to make a funding pitch connected their pitch anxiety to their passion for their venture, judges ranked their performance higher. Perhaps even more importantly, the judges were also more likely to recommend them for funding.
Washington State University researchers have received a three-year National Science Foundation grant to make fundamental atmospheric measurements to better understand atmospheric processes near Earth’s surface.
Research Annual Report featuring outstanding research conducted at Washington State University.
Almost a third of the 36 new members of the Washington State Academy of Sciences are from Washington State University. The ten WSU faculty elected to the WSAS come from […]
