Agricultural Research and Graduate Education
Purdue Agriculture is known around the world for groundbreaking multidisciplinary research that addresses society’s most pressing challenges. Agricultural Research and Graduate Education connects researchers with opportunity to enable world-changing discoveries in agriculture and life sciences.
Agricultural Administration Building, Room 105
615 West State Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907
765-494-8362
agresearch@purdue.edu
Graduate Spotlight
Graduate Spotlight
Growing up in lush northern Florida, Natalie Allen spent much of her childhood outdoors, catching lizards, collecting cicada exoskeletons and digging up crabs. She admits that some of her fondest memories may cause others to go “Ick!”...
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Postdoctoral Scholar Feature
Jingxian An has always been interested in the science of what people eat and drink, whether pharmaceuticals, alcohol or food. As an undergraduate and master’s student in pharmacy, she studied traditional Chinese medicine. Her master’s...
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Behind the Research
The Department of Food Science’s Pilot Plant is a 9,500-square-foot facility with millions of dollars of food processing equipment. Some is brand-new, programmable, automated, with microprocessors and shiny screens. Other machines are so old...
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Elements is a new faculty reporting tool for all West Lafayette campus for administering annual reviews. It is led by the Provost’s office, managed by Institutional Data Analytics + Assessment (IDA+A), and shared across all colleges and schools.
Elements
INSTITUTE FOR PLANT SCIENCES
Purdue’s bold investments in plant sciences have made it a global leader, transforming agriculture in Indiana and beyond.
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Purdue On the Farm
Purdue On The Farm strengthens ties between Purdue researchers and Indiana farmers through direct, hands-on engagement.
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RESEARCH NEWS
Han Chen, a postdoctoral scholar in Feng’s lab, has worked with the California Almond Board...
Farmer sentiment declined slightly in May as the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer...
Even if you don’t know much about beef or dairy production, if you imagine a ranch or a...
Purdue’s Department of Agronomy has acquired the KenAvis soybean germplasm collection.
To-Chia Ting, a postdoctoral scholar in agronomy, studies new approaches to predict plant...
Farmer sentiment fell in April as concerns about rising input costs, tighter availability and...
