Seminar: Flow Cytometer (Zoom only)
3140 Agronomy Hall 3140 Agronomy HallBy Brady Carter - Neutec Group
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Seminar: Landscape processes in agricultural cropping systems and the role of management in building resilience to weather changes
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallBy Ken Wacha (USDA-ARS)
Seminar: Agronomist from Around the World – presented by the Agronomy Grad Student Club (sign up for food!)
3140 Agronomy Hall 3140 Agronomy HallSupport the Agronomy Grad Student Club:
• If you have recyclable plastic bottles or aluminum cans to dispose of, please bring them to the seminar! Recycling is one of the primary income sources for the Club!
• Since some graduate students are not on the email lists yet, please help us by sharing this email within your lab.
• If you are not part of the Club, please join us by signing up here -> www.stuorg.iastate.edu/agrgrad/join
Forage Extension position seminar: Shelby Gruss
3022 AgronomyApril 5, 9:00 a.m., 3022 Agronomy
Seminar: Gene Expression and Regulation
3140 Agronomy Hall 3140 Agronomy HallBy Jiming Jiang - Michigan State University
Seminar: Toward a National Assessment of Soil Biodiversity: A Framework for Biological Data Collection
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallBy Tiffany Carter (USDA-ARS)
DEI Cinema: “PICTURE A SCIENTIST” screening – Discussion with guest panelists to follow – yes, it is a MORNING movie!
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallPanelists from ISU include: Dr. Ebrahimi (AGRON) and Dr. Wright (ABE).
PICTURE A SCIENTIST chronicles the groundswell of researchers who are writing a new chapter for women scientists. Biologist Nancy Hopkins, chemist Raychelle Burks, and geologist Jane Willenbring lead viewers on a journey deep into their own experiences in the sciences, ranging from brutal harassment to years of subtle slights. Along the way, from cramped laboratories to spectacular field stations, we encounter scientific luminaries - including social scientists, neuroscientists, and psychologists - who provide new perspectives on how to make science itself more diverse, equitable, and open to all.
• Organized by the Agronomy Dept. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee •
Seminar: Strawberry Breeding and Genetics (Zoom only)
3140 Agronomy Hall 3140 Agronomy HallBy Vance Whitaker - University of Florida
Seminar: “Clinical” Science for Climate Smart Commodities: Steps for Policy
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallBy Sylvie Brouder (Purdue University)
Seminar: Deep learning-based phenotyping for genome-wide association studies of complex diseases in soybean
3140 Agronomy Hall 3140 Agronomy HallBy Ashlyn Rairdin - Iowa State University
Seminar: Fine-mapping efforts reduce chromosomal region responsible for qshgd1 in maize
3140 Agronomy Hall 3140 Agronomy HallBy Tyler Foster - Iowa State University
Seminar: Graduate Student Presentations
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallGraduate Student Presentations