Innovative work by Illinois researchers at the Agroecosystem Sustainability Center strengthens monitoring of global agricultural yields.
Month: February 2026
Pesticides, Pollinators, and Sustainable Agriculture: A Q&A with Scott McArt
McArt, Associate Professor of Pollinator Health at Cornell University, explains the consequences of pesticide use and his work with beekeepers and farmers to protect pollinator health.
Students Reimagine a Sustainable Future in Global Innovation Challenge
A University of Illinois team that designed a low-cost sensor to detect water contamination took the top prize at the fifth annual Reimagine Our Future sustainability competition.
Illinois Helps Drive Nutrient Recovery for the Bioeconomy
A $3 million project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy (ARPA-E) is reimagining how wastewater can be transformed into a source of essential nutrients for agriculture and industry.
Bioenergy Crops Could Cut Aviation Emissions by 80%, Illinois-led Study Finds
The analysis outlines where these crops perform best and what factors shape their potential for sustainable aviation fuel.
Journalism Course Joins the Certificate in Environmental Writing
JOUR 473: Environmental Journalism has been added to the Certificate in Environmental Writing. This course will give students the tools they need to thoughtfully report on environmental topics.
New EcoReps Program Brings Sustainability to Students
Funded by the Student Sustainability Committee, this iSEE program is training 10 student ambassadors to connect with students from varied disciplines across campus and help them understand why sustainability matters.
Levenick Professorships Honor Guan and Guest for Advancing Global Sustainability
For their leadership in advancing resilient food systems, clean energy transitions, and global sustainability technologies, professors Kaiyu Guan and Jeremy Guest were honored at the University of Illinois.
iSEE Names 2025–26 Levenick Resident Scholars
A cohort of experts from other universities, the private sector, and nonprofit organizations have been invited to share fresh perspectives, stimulate interdisciplinary interactions, and connect with the Illinois community.