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Kingsly Ambrose in front of the solar system model in Discovery Park on campus.

ABE professor Ambrose recognized for advancing ag safety and health

Rice inspects insects in the lab

When passions connect: insect biology meets history

Seedlings growing in a slash-and-burn agricultural field in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa. Credit: © FAO / Giulio Napolitano

Mobilizing AI to monitor forest growth and carbon sequestration

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Bill and CD Young at a table in front of greenery in the Spirit and Elephant restaurant.

Purdue hosts Plant-based Foods Product Development and Marketing Competition

A generous gift from the Young Family will drive food innovation at Purdue University over the next eight years by funding the new Plant-based...

Austin Grant with colleagues during his summer internship with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

FNR Field Report: Austin Grant

Austin Grant, a senior majoring in aquatic sciences with a minor in military science and leadership, spent the summer gaining knowledge about the...

Student wearing a white T-shirt works on a laptop covered in Purdue stickers while sitting at a table with a notebook open. The background shows other students studying in a large, well-lit space.

2025–26 Animal Sciences scholarship recipients announced

Purdue Animal Sciences awarded $72,200 in scholarships to students for the 2025–26 school year.

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Colorful leaves, colorful garden: How to keep veggies thriving in the fall

It’s finally autumn, and soon alumni in black and gold sweatshirts will flock back to Purdue University for gameday tailgates. Students will...

Sophia DeMoss stands in a clearcut area at Summer Practicum 2024; Sophia stands next to a skidder she used in timber harvesting at her forestry internship this summer.

FNR Field Report: Sophia DeMoss

Sophia DeMoss, a senior forestry major with a concentration in forest management, got hands-on experience working as an FNR Woodlands intern this...

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Jiaxin Long - Postdoctoral Scholar Feature

Many of us remember our high school lessons in genetics – drawing Punnett squares, examining our earlobes (attached? Detached?) or trying to...

Chuyan Chen served as a panelist last year at NASA’s Deep Space Food Symposium. (Credit: Photo courtesy of Ohio State University

Food science alumna preps fare for low-Earth orbit and beyond

Shortly after Neil Armstrong died on Aug. 25, 2012, Chuyan Chen noticed a lone white flower next to his statue on the Purdue campus. Chen had yet...

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