There are still a few free tickets left! The Social Committee has arranged a fun outing coming up on April 29th for departmental affiliates and their families. The department has agreed to grant FREE TICKETS to the first 25 registrants (this includes guests). Please RSVP as soon as possible to guarantee your free ticket. After[Read More…]
Our team Split Happens played against The PurDudes Monday afternoon at Mike Aulby’s Arrowhead Bowl for Week 29 of the Purdue Staff and Students league. We won 6 out of 8 points, making us tied for 1st place with Spoilermakers II. In the Women’s Category, Alexandra Jewell placed 2nd with scratch game scoring a 190[Read More…]
Camila Ulloa (Torres Lab) received a $400 travel grant from Purdue’s Institute for a Sustainable Future. The grant is for her presentation, “Characterizing the U.S. Salad Mixes Market Environmental Footprint Claims,” at the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association meeting in June 2023. ISF promotes collaborative research that advances understanding of persistent global sustainability challenges.[Read More…]
Research in the Hirst lab by former students has recently been published: “Fruit Growth and Development in Apple: A Molecular, Genomic and Epigenetics Perspective”, by Khalil Jahed and Peter Hirst, published in “Frontiers in Plant Science-Functional and Applied Plant Genomics”. “Flowering in ‘Honeycrisp’ Apple Shows That Spurs Are Semiautonomous Organs” by Mokhles Elsysy and Peter[Read More…]
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