-Magdalen Lindeberg Over 85 growers, government and industry representatives, and Cornell personnel gathered on June 8th at the Musgrave Research Farm in Aurora NY to hear updates on crop development and management practices for ...
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-Magdalen Lindeberg Whether focused on yield, flavor, or other characteristics, humans have been identifying and selecting desirable plant traits for over 10,000 years. With recent advances in genome sequencing, these traits can be rapidly ...
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– Magdalen Lindeberg Chris Peritore, graduate student in the SIPS Section of Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology was presented with the Social Justice Award at the 2017 Graduate Diversity & Inclusion Spring Recognition Banquet. ...
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A SIPS-wide faculty meeting was held on May 12 where SIPS Interim Director Chris Smart discussed developments in the School during the last academic year. Attendees asked questions and voiced concerns related to the ...
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-Magdalen Lindeberg Jeff Liebert, PhD student in the SIPS Section of Soil and Crop Sciences, called on Canadians to boldly reimagine agriculture and food systems in a manner that is socially just, ecologically sustainable, ...
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-Magdalen Lindeberg Graduate students from all five SIPS sections joined the many Cornell faculty, staff, and students who traveled to Washington DC for last Saturday’s March for Science. Bill Weldon and Andy Read, who ...
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-Magdalen Lindeberg Cornell faculty and graduate students welcomed girls in grades 7-9 to campus April 15 to learn about STEM and discover role models in the fields of science and mathduring The Cornell Expanding ...
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Alyssa Blachez, Megan Daniels, and Mike Fulcher, graduate students in the SIPS Section of Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology have created a CUSciShort video to explain the roles of fungi throughout the brewing process ...
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Have you ever wanted to inventory molluscs in the lakeside woods? Document the plants? Count all the fungi? Record all the birds? Identify the soil bacteria? If so, then mark your calendars for the ...
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Cornell’s annual “Show and Tell” about advanced potato selections was held on Friday, December 9th at the Plant Breeding Field House. Following the traditional lunch time gathering featuring potato-based dishes and pie, Walter De ...
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