News Article Geothermal research at America’s Underground Lab can bolster U.S. energy independence in the digital age The deepest laboratory in the United States provides a unique test bed for the study of enhanced geothermal systems. May 08, 2025 Article SURF completes Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade with team of South Dakota contractors SURF recently completed a major upgrade to the wastewater treatment plant, ensuring many more years of clean water in local streams. October 13, 2025 Article LZ sets a world’s best in the hunt for galactic dark matter and gets a new look at neutrinos from the sun’s core The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment analyzed the largest dataset ever collected by a dark matter detector. The record-breaking results provide the strongest constraints yet on low-mass WIMPs, proposed dark matter particles. December 08, 2025 ALL NEWS news full Search Categories All Categories Dark Matter Engineering Geology Institute for Underground Science Life Underground Low Background Assaying Neutrinos Nuclear Astrophysics Professional Development Public Outreach Student Opportunities SURF Foundation Visitor Center Type All Types Article Press Release Showing 658-666 of 1033 posts Article U.S., India sign agreement providing for neutrino physics collaboration at Fermilab and in India Agreement paves the way for continued collaboration on neutrino physics experiments in both countries April 16, 2018 Article Back where he started Todd Hubbard comes full circle as mechanical engineer at Sanford Lab. April 16, 2018 Article The science of swords Phones, computers, cars, airplanes have one thing in common: they are made of or contain metal. April 09, 2018 Article Students participate in robotics competition Belle Fourche, Spearfish middle schools test their programming skills in BHSU-led event March 26, 2018 Press Release Majorana publishes results in 'Physical Review Letters' Neutrino experiment at Sanford Lab could provide greater clarity on matter-antimatter imbalance in the universe. March 26, 2018 Article DUNE collaboration elects new co-spokesperson Stefan Soldner-Rembold will help guide the experiment through the next two years. March 19, 2018 Article In ‘Hidden Figures,’ women are the story Film highlights intersections in history and carries an 'incredibly empowering' message. March 19, 2018 Article Berkeley National Lab Scientists Go Deep Underground to Study Rock Fractures in Geothermal Environments The process of extracting heat from rocks deep in the Earth’s subsurface can be enhanced to open up access to clean energy. March 09, 2018 Article ERT lead glad to be back When a position opened for the Emergency Response Team (ERT) lead, Hover immediately threw his hat into the ring. March 05, 2018 First page First Previous page Previous … Page73 Current page74 Page75 Page76 … Next page Next Last page Last LET’S DIG DEEPER Stay up-to-date on our latest news and upcoming events. Subscribe to Deep Thoughts
Article Geothermal research at America’s Underground Lab can bolster U.S. energy independence in the digital age The deepest laboratory in the United States provides a unique test bed for the study of enhanced geothermal systems. May 08, 2025
Article SURF completes Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrade with team of South Dakota contractors SURF recently completed a major upgrade to the wastewater treatment plant, ensuring many more years of clean water in local streams. October 13, 2025
Article LZ sets a world’s best in the hunt for galactic dark matter and gets a new look at neutrinos from the sun’s core The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment analyzed the largest dataset ever collected by a dark matter detector. The record-breaking results provide the strongest constraints yet on low-mass WIMPs, proposed dark matter particles. December 08, 2025
Article U.S., India sign agreement providing for neutrino physics collaboration at Fermilab and in India Agreement paves the way for continued collaboration on neutrino physics experiments in both countries April 16, 2018
Article Back where he started Todd Hubbard comes full circle as mechanical engineer at Sanford Lab. April 16, 2018
Article The science of swords Phones, computers, cars, airplanes have one thing in common: they are made of or contain metal. April 09, 2018
Article Students participate in robotics competition Belle Fourche, Spearfish middle schools test their programming skills in BHSU-led event March 26, 2018
Press Release Majorana publishes results in 'Physical Review Letters' Neutrino experiment at Sanford Lab could provide greater clarity on matter-antimatter imbalance in the universe. March 26, 2018
Article DUNE collaboration elects new co-spokesperson Stefan Soldner-Rembold will help guide the experiment through the next two years. March 19, 2018
Article In ‘Hidden Figures,’ women are the story Film highlights intersections in history and carries an 'incredibly empowering' message. March 19, 2018
Article Berkeley National Lab Scientists Go Deep Underground to Study Rock Fractures in Geothermal Environments The process of extracting heat from rocks deep in the Earth’s subsurface can be enhanced to open up access to clean energy. March 09, 2018
Article ERT lead glad to be back When a position opened for the Emergency Response Team (ERT) lead, Hover immediately threw his hat into the ring. March 05, 2018
