by PMadmin | Aug 28, 2024
Climate change poses a serious threat to the stability of our food systems world-wide. Crop losses due to insect pests, which can range from 10-20% of net primary productivity, are projected to increase with a warming climate. Parasitoid wasps, which kill their insect...
by PMadmin | Aug 28, 2024
Henry is a PhD candidate in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering in the Landry Lab working on plant biotechnology tools. Improving agricultural systems to produce increasing quantities of food under rapidly evolving abiotic/biotic stresses in a sustainable manner...
by PMadmin | Aug 28, 2024
Insular habitats, such as true islands or patchy mountain meadows, are both valuable natural laboratories and vulnerable biodiversity hotspots. Populations and communities in these habitats may be especially vulnerable to climate change. As a PhD candidate in the...
by PMadmin | Aug 28, 2024
Climate adaptation presents a potentially transformative opportunity to address the persistent spatialized, racialized, and socioeconomic disparities shaping access to safe water. As a community-engaged scholar in the Energy and Resources Group and a co-leader of the...
by PMadmin | Aug 28, 2024
Bailey’s research in the Zuerch Group in the College of Chemistry is focused on using new and developing spectroscopic tools to understand novel behavior of next-generation electronic materials for applications like low-power computing and high-efficiency solar...
