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October 19, 2021
Improving soybeans reduces the cost to farmers and the environment
Instead of relying solely on nitrogen in the soil, soybeans and many other legumes can pull nitrogen from the air for their growth – a natural process that is environmentally friendly and also increases soil nitrogen levels for the next crop in rotation.
Remote sensing, digital tech advance tools for precision forestry
Powerful partnerships among Purdue University’s colleges of agriculture, engineering and science will advance digital forestry tools to save time, money and achieve a deeper understanding of an important natural resource.
October 13, 2021
In plant stress response, one protein lures, binds its own killer
Like the plot of a mystery novel, research has found a twist in the way plants cannibalize their own cells to survive under stress.
October 12, 2021
CERIAS’ 22nd annual Security Symposium to foster industry, academia collaborations, advance cybersecurity research
Cybersecurity experts from around the country will convene virtually Oct. 19-20 to discuss emerging threats and opportunities, and to set the stage for future research.
October 7, 2021
Purdue researchers create ‘self-aware’ algorithm to ward off hacking attempts
It sounds like a scene from a spy thriller. An attacker gets through the IT defenses of a nuclear power plant and feeds it fake, realistic data, tricking its computer systems and personnel into thinking operations are normal.
October 5, 2021
Cracking the code of cellular defense
Imagine the day when any tissue or organ can be repaired or the replacements personalized to the patient.