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Recognizing its integral role as Kentucky’s flagship and land-grant research institution, the University of Kentucky is launching the “UK Engage” initiative to envision and support innovation in land-grant engagement. The effort, led by Nancy Cox, vice president for land-grant engagement and dean of the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, and Executive-in-Residence Mary Shelman, will identify strategies and priorities for enhancing land-grant engagement across the campus and in K...

Fescue is often infected with an endophyte that can produce compounds toxic to horses and other livestock. The most common of these is ergovaline.

Finding a four-leaf clover isn’t easy, but one UGA doctoral student is on a mission to research, find, and breed this cherished plant.

One of the country’s most respected universities has launched a new course that the institution’s authorities say will arm young professionals with the requisite tools to impress in their new jobs. 

TESCAN’s UniTOM HR is the only micro-CT system that allows sub-micron spatial resolution as well as high temporal resolution dynamic CT, for all your materials science and earth science needs.

An improved method for treating age-related eye diseases is one of nine projects by WSU researchers awarded with commercialization gap funding this year.

Dave Berger’s profile on The Conversation

The UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment's partnership with Bluegrass Bakery is producing delicious results for all.

Norilsk Nickel’s Vice President on ecology and industrial safety Stanislav Seleznev told the news conference the upcoming studies would be unprecedented in scale

Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced a nomination and appointments to North Carolina boards and commissions.