Seek Spring 2025 — K-State’s flagship research magazine

How K-State is engineering the next-generation of enabling technology

In an engineering lab, a professor holds up a tablet computer and explains concepts to a group of three undergraduate students who listen around him.

Point-of-care printing

Additive manufacturing for on-demand medical care

A microchip on a plastic bar pokes out above a small patch of brown dirt.

To the nanoscale

Developing next-gen sensors for precision agriculture

Two technicians work at a workbench inside a manufacturing facility.

Engaging expertise

Technical outreach for every corner of Kansas

Reflections and perception

Undergraduate dance research studies self-image and well-being

Pure honey, bee-yond a doubt

American Honey Institute developing honey quality certification

A postdoctoral resercher works under a hood in a lab as a principal investigator resercher supervises.

Dealing with a dairy dilemma

Veterinary researchers find link between milking, bird flu spread

A doctoral student in a labcoat and a professor in a gray sport coat pose for a portrait.

X's and O's of heart risk prevention

Physiologists develop winning strategies for cardiologists

A master mycologist

Ari Jumpponen, distinguished professor of biology, is a world-leading expert in fungal ecology, but his greatest achievements have been the student minds he's helped cultivate.

Cracking the code

Researchers make leaps in identifying, relieving livestock pain

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How K-State is engineering the next-generation of enabling technology

Reflections and perception

A master mycologist

Cracking the code