Students at the 95th annual Washington Future Farmers of America State Convention and Expo held earlier this month on the Washington State University campus learned about computer science, robotics, and technological […]
WSU Voiland students are creating a WSU Pullman campus Minecraft world. They’re aiming to help future students explore and experience the campus virtually.
Leading voices from Capitol Hill and across the scientific community are raising the alarm over budget cuts to the National Science Foundation and other federal research funding agencies that they […]
Washington State University launched the AI for Good Transdisciplinary Initiative Group to connect researchers across disciplines using artificial intelligence to address societal challenges, advancing ethical, collaborative, and impact-driven AI research with real-world applications.
The unpredictable weather caused by climate change can be stressful for many vineyard managers and winemakers. A recent study from Washington State University’s School of Economic Sciences (SES) shows that the “cult […]
The Washington State University Institute for Shock Physics received a $32.5 million, five-year award from the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration to advance dynamic compression science, supporting discovery-class research, national facilities, and workforce development.
WSU researchers discovered fungi that may protect apples by killing codling moth larvae, a longtime orchard pest. The team is testing three strains—including one related to “zombie” Cordyceps—to develop effective biocontrol solutions. Early results are promising, with hopes for commercial applications and a modern plant growth facility to support future innovation.
Tori Wallingford’s mother, a practicing veterinarian of 33 years, isn’t just her rock in life — she’s quite possibly one of the best mentors an aspiring small animal general practitioner and […]
Washington State University researchers developed a new method to convert corn waste into low-cost sugar for sustainable biofuel production, enhancing economic feasibility and renewable energy use through innovative biomass conversion with interdisciplinary partners.
Washington State University researchers are collecting first-of-its-kind emissions data from a composting facility in Puyallup, providing critical insights into greenhouse gas outputs from organic waste management and supporting the development of more sustainable composting practices.
