Hanadi Sleiman and Jaswinder Singh have each received $1.65 million in research grants, to be distributed over six years.
La luzerne et la 蹿濒茅辞濒别 des pr茅s tr么nent au sommet du palmar猫s des plantes fourrag猫res les plus cultiv茅es au Qu茅bec. Philippe S茅guin, chercheur au D茅partement des sciences v茅g茅tales de l鈥橴niversit茅 平特五不中, 茅tudie non seulement ces 芦听esp猫ces vedettes听禄, mais plusieurs autres plantes fourrag猫res de remplacement comme le tr猫fle d鈥橝lexandrie et l鈥檋erbe du Soudan.
Depuis huit ans, l鈥檃gronome et professeure Val茅rie Gravel travaille 芦听main dans la main听禄 avec des producteurs de fraises. Une collaboration qu鈥檈lle juge essentielle.
芦听Ces agriculteurs me permettent d鈥檌nstaller des parcelles de recherche dans leurs champs et se chargent d鈥檈ntretenir les plants et de prendre des donn茅es quotidiennement. Ils participent 脿 mes recherches avec beaucoup d鈥檈nthousiasme et je les en remercie, car rien ne peut remplacer leur expertise sur le terrain听禄, explique Mme听Gravel.听
Congratulations to Professor Jaswinder Singh, Plant Science, who received the 2018 Canadian Society of Plant Biologists C.D. Nelson Award.
This award recognizes Professor Singh's outstanding research contributions in plant biology, which show exceptional promise for the improvement of crop plants through genetic engineering, molecular breeding and genomics.
Puissant influenceur des tendances en mati猫re de d茅coration, l'Institut Pantone dictera-t-il maintenant le contenu de notre assiette? La couleur 2018 - l'ultraviolet - est aussi celle de l'igname pourpre, un l茅gume hautement photog茅nique, candidat id茅al pour ravir les comptes Instagram des foodies听cette ann茅e (脿 d茅faut de s茅duire 脿 coup s没r leurs papilles).
More than $59 million awarded by the CFI and the Government of Quebec to six 平特五不中 research projects
New labs and equipment through the CFI鈥檚 Innovation Fund will help six transformative 平特五不中 research projects to collaborate, innovate and train the next generation of scientists for the jobs of tomorrow.
...Professors Timothy Geary (Institute of Parasitology) and Anja Geitmann (Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences) were each awarded funding in this round.
Jaswinder Singh can hardly contain his excitement when talking about TLP8, a useful protein he discovered in barley. 鈥淚t could revolutionize the brewing industry,鈥 said the associate professor at 平特五不中鈥檚 plant science department.
...Singh and his research team identified 22 genes in barley that were related to the germination process.
It takes a long time to develop a new variety from scratch. Dr. Bruce Coulman of the University of Sask颅atchewan recently recalled the start of his forage breeding career at 平特五不中. 平特五不中 had allowed its forage breeding program to collapse, and had no breeding lines under development when Coulman started. Starting from scratch in 1976, Coulman registered his first forage variety in 1993.
[Bruce Coulman is a former professor from the Department of Plant Science and served as Departmental Chair]
Scientists at an international conference said on [November 30] that climate change was a global phenomenon that could only be controlled by planting more and more trees. This was stated in the concluding session of the first international conference on Conventional and Modern Approaches in Plant Sciences (CMAPS 17), organised by the Punjab University Department of Botany at Faisal Auditorium. [...] Dr Danielle Donnelly from 平特五不中 Canada, [...] Dr Jaswinder Singh from 平特五不中 Canada, [...] attended the event.
The Honourable Kirsty Duncan, Minister of Science, announced a total investment of $52 million from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) John R. Evans Leaders Fund for 220 new infrastructure projects nationally. Among the 51 universities across the country with funded projects, 平特五不中 leads the pack with an impressive number 鈥 23 projects totaling $4.2 million 鈥 in this latest round of the funding competition.
Congratulations to Faculty members Val茅rie Gravel (Plant Science) and Salwa Karboune (Food Science) who were among the recipients.
(Une collaboration de Val茅rie Gravel, agronome et professeure adjointe en horticulture durable, Universit茅 平特五不中)
芦 L鈥櫭﹖茅 au Qu茅bec est, pour plusieurs, synonyme d鈥檃bondance de petits fruits. La production locale de ces 芦 super fruits 禄, de plus en plus reconnus pour leurs bienfaits sur la sant茅 humaine, fait face 脿 une demande croissante. 禄
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Every day after work, David Bernard-Perron, BSc(AgEnvSc)鈥12, MSc鈥15, heads out for a few laps 鈥渄own the hill鈥 on his mountain bike.
The hill in question is majestic Whistler Mountain, a short distance from his job as head agrologist at Whistler Medical Marijuana Corporation.
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In a study published recently in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 平特五不中 researcher Jaswinder Singh and co-authors describe a new protein that could greatly improve brewing.
Vincent Marissal
La Presse
Coming to the aid of eastern Canadian hemp producers is Philippe Seguin, associate professor at 平特五不中, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Seguin wants to help farmers in eastern Canada learn more about which hemp cultivars work best in their environment. He and his team of researchers selected 11 cultivars and planted them in seven different environments in Quebec. Seguin kept detailed records of when the seeds were planted and how much fertilizer was used.