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Speaking of Science
By College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource SciencesNatural Sciences
Speaking of Science episodes
- Mark Seeley: Climate ChangeMark Seeley is a professor in the Department of Soil, Water and Climate and a widely know expert on Minnesota's weather and climate. He discusses climate change.4 min
- Brian Steffenson: Wheat BreedingBrian Steffenson is a professor in the Department of Plant Pathology; he holds the Lieberman/Okinow Endowed Chair in Cereal Disease Resistance. Brian Steffenson discusses wheat breeding, Ug99 and the BL3 facility.5 min
- Nevin Young: Genomic SequencingNevin Young is a professor in the departments of Plant Pathology and Plant Biology who leads an international effort to map the genome of Medicago Truncatula, a model legume. He discusses genomic sequencing.5 min
- Marla Spivak: Honey BeesMarla Spivak is a professor in the Department of Entomology and a nationally know bee expert. She discusses bees and the colony collapse disorder.3 min
- Ron Phillips: High-Oil CornRon Phillips, Regents Professor in the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetic discusses high-oil corn.6 min
About Speaking of Science
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Speaking of Science showcases the variety and depth of the research and outreach work happening throughout the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences. Speaking of Science is a…
series of interviews between the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences Dean Allen Levine and key faculty and staff.