On Tuesday August 21st, 2012 the Colorado Center for Biorefining and Biofuels (C2B2) and Solix BioSystems was the host of a briefing and tour with local and federal official to show the latest algae research activity within Colorado, discuss commercialization prospects, and answer questions regarding the emerging biofuels industry in the state. Research scientists and company officials discussed the role their technology can play in creating jobs and economic growth in Colorado as well as the larger role the technology can play in addressing global fuel and food issues. This event was part of a national campaign by the Algae Biomass Organization designed to showcase the promise of algae.



IGERT students' poster presentation selected to receive award from NSF

The 2012 annual IGERT PI meeting was a huge success for students Nell Campbell, John Field, and Greta Lohman!  Their video and poster presentation in the 2012 Online IGERT Video and Poster Competition was one of 25 presentations selected to receive a $2,000 award on behalf of the National Science Foundation.  Nell Campbell led the presentation group and traveled to Washington DC to represent her group's work.  We are so proud of their efforts, and we congratulate them on this well-deserved award!

The group's presentation can be viewed at http://posterhall.org/igert2012/posters/260

 Nell Campbell with her team's poster



John McKay selected as a CSU Monfort Professor (May 2012)

Read the original article at http://www.today.colostate.edu/story.aspx?id=7176

From Today at Colorado State, May 8th 2012:

John McKay
Associate Professor of Bioagricultural Sciences

McKay is an associate professor of Bioagricultural Sciences in the College of Agricultural Sciences. His research focuses on plant biology. Early in his career, McKay made significant contributions to plant biology, particularly in the area of plant adaptation. He uniquely integrates his expertise in fundamentals of plant ecology, physiology and evolution to address plant adaptation to climate.

Established by the Monfort Family Foundation, this program enables Colorado State to recruit and retain top-quality faculty. These competitively-selected, two-year appointments recognize and provide support for innovative teaching and research activities.




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