Utah State University’s Center for High Performance Computing will hold its first annual Agricultural Computing Research and Education Symposium on March 26-27, 2007. All faculty, […]

Dean Jahn was among those quoted in a recent Capital Times article that featured reactions to Governor Doyle’s State of the Union message. In the […]

The Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALACC) International recently granted CALS full accreditation with no suggestions for improvement.

James Crow, professor emeritus of genetics, celebrated his 91st birthday on a ‘positive note.’ Crow, on viola, performed Mozart’s Duo in G Major for Violin […]

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded $955,000 to the National Research Council’s Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources for a study to identify […]

“Molly Jahn Brings Scientific Muscle — and Enthusiasm — to CALS,” is a headline in the Jan. 26 issue of Agriview, a Wisconsin agricultural newspaper. […]

On Jan. 24 Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns announced plans to propose $1.6 billion in new funding for renewable energy, with a focus on cellulosic energy […]

The CGIAR Gender and Diversity Program is assisting Crawford Fund to mobilize applications from women scientists and professionals. The Derek Tribe Award is made biennially […]

A government-wide spending bill presented to Congress this week proposes to temporarily halt many earmarks. The moratorium may crimp agricultural research, according to an article […]

The Energy Policy Act 2005 changes the start and end dates of daylight savings time which are effective in 2007. This will make electronic clocks […]