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A group of people monitors a Dynamic PyroMan test in a TPACC laboratory. One person is seated at a computer workstation with data on the screen, Roger Barker and others stand nearby. A large blaze is visible through a window, contained in a separate room.

TPACC featured on PBS NOVA’s Building Stuff series

Dynamic PyroMan and researchers at the Wilson College of Textiles are the stars of the newest episode of PBS NOVA.  Producers with the Building Stuff series paid a visit to the Wilson College’s Textile Protection and Comfort Center (TPACC) to learn about the science behind firefighter turnout suits. They also spoke with TPACC’s researchers to… 
Two-time NC State alumna Rashida A. Hodge stands smiling wearing a red dress.

Global Innovator and engineering alum Rashida A. Hodge to address 2024 graduates

The two-time NC State alumna will deliver the commencement address to summer and fall graduates. 
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Industry partnership aims to tackle hog farm wastewater

CALS researchers have partnered with an international irrigation company to help develop a more environmentally friendly solution for managing wastewater from hog farms. 
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Digging up roots: How North Carolina modernized the sweetpotato industry

As you enjoy a slice of sweetpotato pie or a scoop of sweetpotato casserole this holiday season, stop and give thanks to the NC State University researchers who helped make the tasty root vegetable a year-round crop. 
Dean Jim Pfaendtner, left, presents Francis de los Reyes with the 2024 RJ Reynolds Award.

40th RJ Reynolds Award Recipient Francis de los Reyes Conducts Research at the Interfaces

Francis de los Reyes, Glenn E. and Phyllis J. Futrell Distinguished Professor of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering, was honored with the 2024 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Award for Excellence in Teaching, Research and Extension on Nov. 11. 
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Office for Faculty Development and Success aims to reform caregiving policies

The College of Engineering’s Office for Faculty Development and Success (OFDS) officially kicked off its efforts to improve academia’s policies and attitudes around caregiving with a forum on Nov. 8. 

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