Crops in silico Ph.D. student develops algorithms that generate 3D model crop models from plant photos.
Crops in silico Ph.D. student develops algorithms that generate 3D model crop models from plant photos.
Guan’s SMARTFARM team leads way on a new published article in Agriculture and Forest Meteorology.
Next-Gen Feedstocks postdoc studies the ecological benefits of incorporating perennial grasses into crop fields, helping maximize land productivity.
“I view sustainability as an aspiration that we’re trying to pursue in all of our work, so I generally think of it as something that permeates everything we do.”
One of iSEE’s original researchers/educators Jeremy Guest, an Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering, steps into the role.
The new Illinois Regenerative Agriculture Initiative (IRAI) will support productivity, profitability, and environmental health.
Crops in silico researcher Megan Matthews discusses her work on using computational models to study root growth.
Illinois researcher have been awarded $1.2 million as part of a larger study to help the U.S. Corn Belt maximize crop production.
Research spans the globe — and themes like climate resilience, environmental justice, crop science, architecture, transportation, environmental engineering.