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Engineering Graduate Student Wins Lemelson-MIT Student Prize
Graduate student Federico Scurti wins prestigious prize for innovative inventions.
Celebrate Graduate Education Week in March
Find out about the Graduate Student Research Symposium and other events that will be held during Graduate Education Week, March 17-23.
Graduate Writing Director Partners with Kannapolis Group
The Graduate School has partnered with the Catalyst Group at the NC Research Campus to offer writing workshops this semester.
Wolf of the Week: Stories from the Field
Each week, the Graduate School will feature a graduate student or postdoc who exemplifies exceptional leadership and communication skills both inside and outside of the classroom.
Graduate Students Share Stories with Legislators
More than 30 graduate students and their leaders from across the state were on hand for Graduate Education Day 2018 at the N.C. General Assembly recently to share their research and advocate for the value of graduate education.
Four Tie for Honors at Postdoc Research Symposium
More than 60 postdoctoral scholars from seven different institutions shared their research at the 7th Annual Postdoc Research Symposium held recently at NC State, and four tied for first place in the poster competition.
Ph.D. Student Shares Her Passion for Computer Science
Veronica Catete spent much of her graduate school career sharing her passion for computer science with middle and high school students. After graduating in May, she will continue her work through NC State's Game2Learn Lab.
Winners Named for 2018 Research Symposium
Twenty-four students were named winners in eight research categories at the Graduate Student Research Symposium, featuring posters by more than 200 students.
Computers Discover Compounds That Could Reduce Listeria’s Virulence
Postdoctoral researcher Melaine Kuenemann is part of a team using computer modeling to find compounds that could limit Listeria's virulence.
Just-in-Time Tomatoes?
NC State scientists, including postdoc Javier Brumos Fuentes, are exploring the molecular-level processes that cause tomatoes to ripen. What they discover could have big implications for a range of traits -- from flavor to firmness -- in fruit-bearing crops.