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A Genesis Multiphase Detector with a 106-inch long Pentarod probe was installed on a 13-foot diameter desalter at a refinery in the Eastern United States

A Genesis Multiphase Detector with a 106-inch long Pentarod probe was installed on a 13-foot diameter desalter at a refinery in the Eastern United States

MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Kansas State University faculty members secured over $1 million to expand artificial intelligence-based research. On Wednesday, K-State announced Lloyd T. Smith Creativity in Engineering Chair and professor of computer science Pascal Hitzler and assistant professor of computer science Hande McGinty secured two sub-awards for National Science Foundation grant-funded projects. The awards will […]

Associate professor Torsten Hahmann is leading a team creating a national tracker that will strive to connect state and federal testing data back to the likely source of contamination, note the potential impacts on food and water supplies and map out how PFAS travels through the environment.

ORONO - The emergence of toxic per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, in water supplies, farms and the environment is a growing problem nationwide. Despite many researchers and government agencies investigating these “forever chemicals,” there is no tool for combining all of their findings and providing a more comprehensive view of the problem. University of

The Arkansas River basin has the lowest snowpack in Colorado due to low snowpack on Pikes Peak and along the Sangre De Cristos.