-Magdalen Lindeberg Chloroplasts not only capture light energy from the sun, but they also have enormous potential as factories for production of transgenic proteins. Plants generally are a promising source of pharmaceutical and nutritional ...
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At the School of Integrative Plant Science picnic on June 22, Alan Collmer was thanked for his two years of service as the inaugural Director of the School. Senior Associate Dean, Beth Ahner, and ...
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Bacteria and fungi make a wide variety of small molecules using large genes known as NRPSs and PKSs. When directed at pests and pathogens, these small molecules can greatly ...
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Four interdisciplinary projects involving SIPS researchers are included among the 2016 Academic Venture Fund Awards from the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future. Boosting Maize Yields Sustainably Farming systems that use ecological principles—rather than ...
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Speaking at the 2016 CALS Liberty Hyde Bailey lecture, SIPS faculty members Susan McCouch, Greg Martin, and Jim Giovannoni described their research interests and the critical role played by Steve Tanksley (SIPS Section of ...
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Over 85 growers, government and industry representatives, and Cornell personnel gathered on June 2nd at the Robert Musgrave Research Farm in Aurora NY to hear updates on crop development and management practices for ...
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On Sunday May 29th, Cornell degrees were awarded to undergraduate Plant Science majors and students in the five graduate fields associated with the School of Integrative Plant Science. Fourteen students were awarded Bachelors of ...
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