Cara Hetland

It's that time of year for the annual Neutrino Day event at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF). On this special Innovation on In the Moment, SDPB's Cara Hetland interviews scientists live from the 4,850-feet level. (Yes, nearly a mile underground!)

Most inventions involve a story – a need – a problem to solve. One new South Dakota creation is about 16 years in the making. It began when a son saw his…

In The Moment … December 9, 2020 Show 957 Hour 1Arthur McDonald was the 2015 recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics. He won for the discovery of neutrino…

In The Moment … May 12, 2020 Show 815 Hour 1Top scientists from around the world point to data showing the drier rangeland climate found west of the 100th…

An international online clinical journal recently published research that reveals major findings that smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol during…

The Hotel on Phillips opened last October – the 100-year-old building was once a bank and remnants are part of the design. SONIFI is a global technology…

Alternative HRD is holding a three-part human resource series for businesses of all sizes – this week’s conversation focuses on What Scares People Most? –…

Kelly Serr is the Warning Coordination Meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Aberdeen. The 2020 Spring Flood Outlook was released on…

Greg Michna of the SDSU Mechanical Engineering Department about how he and his colleague Stephen Gent are modeling the flow of argon through neutrino…

Four faculty researchers in South Dakota State University School of Design are looking for ways to manage stormwater that can reduce runoff. Landscape…