National Science Foundation RII Track-1 Project:Expanding Research, Education and Innovation in South Dakota
SD EPSCoR Impact Report • January 2024
On the cover, Priya Saxena, is a Graduate Research Associate studying biofilms in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at South Dakota Mines. Biofilms refer to microbial mats that develop on surfaces and possess the ability to induce corrosion due to their beneficial metabolic properties.
This team and their work contribute to the NSF EPSCoR RII Track-1 award.🧬Fun fact: the current NSF EPSCoR RII Track-1 award has supported a total of 111 postdoctoral and graduate students with their research!
2024Impact Report_SD EPSCoR_FINAL_Size 8 x 11 in by SD EPSCoRThe 2024 Impact Report shows TRACK-1 Annual Impacts and STEM highlights. View the PDF here or download and feel free to share these exciting impacts!
A limited number of print annual reports are distributed to South Dakota STEM research organizations and SDBOR schools, as well as other SD EPSCoR stakeholders. To request a print copy of the annual report, contact the SD EPSCoR Office.
A big thank you to those featured in the booklet and STEM partners – we appreciate all your incredible work!