University of North Dakota

Federal Award to Help Make North Dakota the “Epicenter of AgTech” Supporting Innovation, Jobs, and Economic Growth

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Lundi, janvier 29, 2024
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The competitive award will fund programs that help solve food insecurity and expand economic opportunities for not only more people and organizations, but for increasing the growth of existing crops and introducing new crops to market.

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  • The competitive award will fund programs that help solve food insecurity and expand economic opportunities for not only more people and organizations, but for increasing the growth of existing crops and introducing new crops to market.
  • The award highlights the state’s talent pool in AgTech and recognizes the unique collaborative partnership that came together to show how North Dakota feeds the world.
  • Encourage involvement and investment from the private sector, non-profit organizations, and the broader North Dakota agricultural community.
  • The NSF Engines: North Dakota Advanced Agriculture Technology Engine is supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation under Award #2315315.

Iterative Health Presents Award-Winning Research on the Benefits of Gastroenterological Technology at the American College of Gastroenterology Annual Scientific Meeting

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Lundi, octobre 23, 2023
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Iterative Health , a pioneer in precision-medicine technologies for gastroenterology, announced today the results of new research unveiled at the American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) Annual Scientific Meeting.

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  • Iterative Health , a pioneer in precision-medicine technologies for gastroenterology, announced today the results of new research unveiled at the American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) Annual Scientific Meeting.
  • This research represents strides toward enhancing the detection of precursor adenomas and streamlining clinical trial recruitment processes in gastroenterology, ultimately bringing us closer to a future of advancing patient care in the field.
  • The publications include:
    Authors: William Holderman, MD; Parth Jain; Mitchell Reddan, MS; Haig Soghigian, MBA; Christopher Fourment, MD.
  • To learn more about Iterative Health, please visit iterative.health .

Otter Tail Corporation CFO and SVP Moug to Retire: Wahlund Named Successor

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Mercredi, octobre 4, 2023
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Otter Tail Corporation (Nasdaq: OTTR) today announced Kevin Moug will retire from Otter Tail Corporation on December 31 after 27 years of distinguished service to the company.

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  • Otter Tail Corporation (Nasdaq: OTTR) today announced Kevin Moug will retire from Otter Tail Corporation on December 31 after 27 years of distinguished service to the company.
  • Todd Wahlund will assume the role of Vice President and Chief Financial Officer to succeed Moug effective January 1, 2024.
  • As Otter Tail’s CFO, he guided the corporation through portfolio development and alignments, the Great Recession, COVID and significant utility rate base expansion.
  • For the past 5 years, Wahlund has served as the Chief Financial Officer and Vice President, Finance, at Otter Tail Power Company, the Corporation’s electric utility.

Anheuser-Busch, MADD, and Uber Partner with Stein Distributing of Idaho to Encourage 21+ Fans to 'Decide to Ride' by Planning Ahead for Sober Rides on Game Days

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Jeudi, septembre 14, 2023
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The country's leading brewer, Anheuser-Busch, the nation's largest drunk driving victim services and advocacy nonprofit, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), and ridesharing platform, Uber, are bringing their first-of-its-kind coalition to college communities this fall. As a part of the next phase of the Decide to Ride campaign, the coalition is teaming up with Anheuser-Busch wholesaler partner Stein Distributing to help combat drunk driving during the Boise State Broncos' 2023 football season. 

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  • This joint effort will meet 21+ fans in the stands to raise awareness and promote road safety by providing educational and ridesharing opportunities, including some locally available discounts on Uber rides.
  • To ensure a future with more cheers for all, it's imperative that we help college football fans get home safely.
  • "We are committed to putting an end to impaired driving and encourage everyone to do their part by planning for a safe ride home."
  • Ahead of the fall football season, we want to make it easy for everyone to Decide to Ride."

TE Connectivity African Heritage Scholarship Program welcomes nine more students

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Lundi, mars 6, 2023
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SCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland, March 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Another nine students will join TE Connectivity, a world leader in connectors and sensors, this summer as part of its African Heritage Scholarship Program.

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  • SCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland, March 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Another nine students will join TE Connectivity, a world leader in connectors and sensors, this summer as part of its African Heritage Scholarship Program.
  • "Thanks to the leadership of our African Heritage Employee Resource Group, the scholarship program allows TE to attract a talented group of young people to help us create a safer, sustainable, productive and connected future."
  • The students will complete 10- to 12-week internships at TE sites throughout the U.S.
  • They will join ten students from the first year of the program returning to TE this summer to complete their second summer internship.

DeepPower CEO Discusses Geothermal Drilling with Leading Energy Engineers from University of North Dakota

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Mercredi, février 1, 2023
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LEHI, Utah, Feb. 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DeepPower, Inc., the developer of a breakthrough geothermal drilling technology to access the Earth’s unlimited source of clean energy, announced that CEO Andrew Van Noy addressed the challenges facing geothermal drilling with energy sector drilling experts Dr. Harry Feilen and Jake Fladeland.

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  • LEHI, Utah, Feb. 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- DeepPower, Inc., the developer of a breakthrough geothermal drilling technology to access the Earth’s unlimited source of clean energy, announced that CEO Andrew Van Noy addressed the challenges facing geothermal drilling with energy sector drilling experts Dr. Harry Feilen and Jake Fladeland.
  • Harry Feilen, Director of Operations at the College of Engineering and Mines at the University of North Dakota, directs the University’s Drilling and Completion Lab, or DRACOLA.
  • in Petroleum Engineering, University of North Dakota, is a pipeline engineer and former drill bit design engineer at EOG Resources.
  • I’m confident that such partnerships will allow geothermal energy to advance as a safe and cost-effective renewable resource.”
    For more information about DeepPower, Inc., please visit our website at www.DeepPower.com

Lupus Research Alliance Appoints New Executive Vice President of Affiliate Lupus Therapeutics

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Mercredi, janvier 18, 2023
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NEW YORK, Jan. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Lupus Research Alliance (LRA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Stacie J.

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  • NEW YORK, Jan. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Lupus Research Alliance (LRA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Stacie J.
  • Bell, PhD as Executive Vice President to lead Lupus Therapeutics, the organization's clinical research affiliate.
  • An accomplished research scientist and organizational leader, Dr. Bell comes to Lupus Therapeutics with more than 25 years of experience in discovery research, clinical development, and patient engagement in the biopharmaceutical and nonprofit arenas.
  • "We are very pleased to welcome Dr. Bell to the Lupus Research Alliance family," commented Albert T. Roy, LRA President and CEO and former Executive Director of Lupus Therapeutics.

Larry Hoff Named to Riverview Board of Directors

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Mardi, octobre 4, 2022
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Larrys extensive background in the financial services industry will complement the skills represented on the Board of Directors, said Kevin Lycklama, President and Chief Executive Officer of Riverview Bancorp.

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  • Larrys extensive background in the financial services industry will complement the skills represented on the Board of Directors, said Kevin Lycklama, President and Chief Executive Officer of Riverview Bancorp.
  • I am honored to serve on the Board of a local community bank that has served the area for almost 100 years, said Hoff.
  • With assets of $1.70 billion on June 30, 2022, it is the parent company of the 99-year-old Riverview Bank, as well as Riverview Trust Company.
  • For the past 9 years, Riverview has been named Best Bank by the readers of The Vancouver Business Journal and The Columbian.

Yocova: Behind Airbus' early-stage hydrogen glider emissions and warming research

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Jeudi, septembre 15, 2022
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Non-carbon emissions from fossil fuel kerosene include oxides of nitrogen (commonly referred to as NOx), soot, oxidised sulphur, and water vapour.

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  • Non-carbon emissions from fossil fuel kerosene include oxides of nitrogen (commonly referred to as NOx), soot, oxidised sulphur, and water vapour.
  • When it comes to hydrogen, airframers have two options: one is to burn hydrogen directly in the engine, while the other is to power aircraft via hydrogen fuel cells.
  • The hydrogen glider will be modified by teams working with the atmospheric research Perlan Project , which itself uses a glider as its research aircraft and which achieved the subsonic altitude record in 2018.
  • Given that hydrogen is substantially less dense than kerosene, the rear pilot seating in the glider will be replaced by two 700-bar hydrogen tanks that will power the hydrogen combustion turbojet engine.

Yocova: Behind Airbus' early-stage hydrogen glider emissions and warming research

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Jeudi, septembre 15, 2022
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Non-carbon emissions from fossil fuel kerosene include oxides of nitrogen (commonly referred to as NOx), soot, oxidised sulphur, and water vapour.

Key Points: 
  • Non-carbon emissions from fossil fuel kerosene include oxides of nitrogen (commonly referred to as NOx), soot, oxidised sulphur, and water vapour.
  • When it comes to hydrogen, airframers have two options: one is to burn hydrogen directly in the engine, while the other is to power aircraft via hydrogen fuel cells.
  • The hydrogen glider will be modified by teams working with the atmospheric research Perlan Project , which itself uses a glider as its research aircraft and which achieved the subsonic altitude record in 2018.
  • Given that hydrogen is substantially less dense than kerosene, the rear pilot seating in the glider will be replaced by two 700-bar hydrogen tanks that will power the hydrogen combustion turbojet engine.