South Dakota Mines researchers discover microbes that mineralize CO2 from the air into solid rock. Carbon capture and sequestration has been a hot topic in the state for the past year.

Engineering students from SDSU will progress to the next stage of NASA’s Break the Ice Lunar Challenge.

Excavation of three underground caverns to study neutrinos in the Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead is nearly complete.

Sanford Underground Research Facility is announcing a new initiative to build more research space in Lead. The building will be located near the main entrance to the underground lab.

A small earthquake shook the ground near Wakonda, South Dakota. We ask state geologist Tim Cowman what causes these quakes. One cause goes all the way back to the ice age.

Quantum computing is a piece of the future, and South Dakota Mines received a grant to support their own program.

A particle physics panel is recommending the US Department of Energy to keep prioritizing neutrino research in the Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead.

The National Institutes of Health has announced a new grant and project with Stanford University and Native BioData Consortium.

Deep beneath the Black Hills, life exists unlike what's found anywhere else. We talk to two scientists studying the unique water that these unique microbes call home.

The computers of tomorrow are being installed today and at Dakota State University, that means quantum computers that leave most other devices in the dust.