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South Dakota Mines partners with Idaho National Lab on AI-driven project to cut energy use and advance clean energy

The image highlights new biomass drying technologies that capture and reuse heat more efficiently. It shows how water is held in plant materials in different ways. / SOURCE: South Dakota Mines

February 10, 2026

BY South Dakota Mines

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