Author: dblazevs

Morgan Furze (BPP/FNR) is featured in this article discussing her studies into how woody plants respond to environmental stress using a branching network of veins.

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Jennifer Freeman (HSCI) is featured in this Purdue HHS YouTube video discussing the risks of reheating your leftovers in plastic containers.

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Pat Zollner (FNR) is featured in this article discussing his five-year project funded by Indiana DNR to develop better methods for monitoring the population sizes of white-tailed deer, coyotes, and turkeys.

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Breanna Ellison (Ag Econ) is featured on this episode of the Purdue Agricultural Economics Podcast sharing her insights on food conservation.

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Lei Wang (EAPS) and a team of researchers applied a traffic jam theory to explain atmospheric blocking at the 2024 US CLIVAR Blocking Workshop.

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Purdue’s Institute for Food Production Innovation and Commercialization Director Dharmendra Mishra (Food Sci), is featured discussing what training and development support the institute is offering to agriculture producers with novel food and beverage product ideas.

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Congratulations to ISF affiliates Jonathan Shannahan (HSCI) and Mohit Verma (ABE) on being recently appointed as 2024 Showalter Faculty Scholars. Additional congratulations to Thivanka Muthumalage (HSCI) and Yu She (IE) on receiving 2024 Showalter Early Career Awards.

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Congratulations to several ISF affiliates who received a 2024 Seed for Success Acorn Award, given to investigators in recognition of their accomplishments in obtaining an external sponsored award of $1 million or more. For the full list of awardees and their projects.

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Purdue’s Executive Vice President for Research, Karen Plaut is featured in this episode of the This is Purdue podcast discussing her career journey, interdisciplinary research, Purdue’s expansion to Indianapolis, how she navigates leading Purdue’s wide range of research fields, and her advice for aspiring researchers.

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Marissa Tremblay (EAPS) is featured in this article discussing her research using noble gases to study the physical and chemical processes shaping the surfaces of Earth and other planets; explaining that some meteorites from Mars contain minerals that formed through interaction with liquid water while still on Mars.

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