AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClinical Research: Crohn’s disease clinical trials now available in Sioux Falls could give patients access to potential treatments without traveling hundreds of miles. Clean Energy: In eastern South Dakota, Antora Energy’s heat battery stores surplus wind power in carbon blocks, then supplies heat to a biofuel refinery—an emerging way to use renewable electricity. STEM Pathways: Oglala Lakota College has been approved to offer a master’s degree in environmental science, while STEM volunteers are building a partnership with the Cheyenne River Youth Project. Agricultural Science: SDSU Extension will offer free Beef Quality Assurance training in Madison on Nov. 12, connecting producers with research-based animal-care and food-safety practices. Digital Infrastructure: Hundreds of residents turned out for Sioux Falls discussions about data centers, as local officials and the public weigh the technology’s place in the community.
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