Inspired to pursue STEM fields, these women at POET find mentors help them build careers
They took different paths to get to POET but these women all agree: Their STEM careers are helping them change the world in more ways than one.
They took different paths to get to POET but these women all agree: Their STEM careers are helping them change the world in more ways than one.
After this Sioux Falls chiropractor became a mom, she became an inventor with a pillow to help her own sore neck. Less than two years later, her product is carried by many major retailers.
“I’ve started to notice all the questions in the world that have yet to be answered.” Her research work is gaining international attention — and she’s still an undergraduate at DSU. Here’s how the school is preparing a new generation of scientists.
“Innovation is just solving problems.” See how Sanford Health employees are finding new ways to provide better care, and how an innovations team is helping bring more ideas forward.
As many as 200 undergraduate students are spending their summer immersed in STEM-related research in South Dakota, and soon they will be in front of business leaders who could go on to hire them.
From a nondescript industrial area on the far west side of Harrisburg, Hemp Processing Solutions has been quietly at work carving a niche for itself developing machines for the rapidly growing hemp industry.
A fast-growing professional services firm that’s found a fit serving the biotech industry has a new name that reflects its niche.
“You walk in and it doesn’t matter what you believe or who you are outside these doors, you’re welcome here and you’re invited to play games.” In less than two years, they’ve created a powerful community around their business and beaten the odds in their industry. Enjoy the inside story of Game Chest.
Network with others connected to the biotech industry and learn expert strategies to build and protect your intellectual property at an upcoming biotech breakfast.
A statewide leader in biotechnology retires this month after a 40-year teaching career that includes serving as vice president of research at the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology.