Events
Events the Center for Integrated Agriculture Systems is involved in, including how you can participate.
Upcoming events
Events
- Feb 19
- 5:00 PM Environmental, Sustainability, and Natural Resources Connector Student-Employer Networking
- 5:30 PM RNA MaxiGroup: Lori Passmore Specificity and regulation in mRNA poly(A) tail biogenesis
- Feb 20
- 9:00 AM Food Supply Networks and AI: A Four-Webinar Series Webinar 1: “Digitalization of agrifood supply chains, and the impact on social sustainability and fair value redistribution” with Dr. Marco Formentini, University of Trento
- Feb 23
- 3:00 PM Biochemistry Colloquium: Traci Hall Distinct recognition mechanisms by RNA regulatory protein partners
- Feb 25
- 12:05 PM Dire Wolves, Dodos, and Dinosaurs: Media Messages and Public Perceptions of De-Extinction Virtual Speaker: Paul Brewer – Professor, Department of Communication, University of Delaware
- 5:00 PM Healthcare Connector Student-Employer Networking Event
- Feb 26
- 3:30 PM Swarming motility and the control of flagellar number in Bacillus subtilis Dan Kearns -- Indiana University | Host -- Briana Burton
- Feb 27
- 1:30 PM CALS Site Visit to Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals From Research to Real-World Impact: Careers in Biotech
- Mar 2
- 3:00 PM Biochemistry Colloquium: Joel McManus Getting Started on a Big Job: How RNA Structures and Sequences Control Production of Humanity’s Largest Protein
Recent events
CIAS, Tribal partners awarded $10 million USDA grant for collaborative effort working to support Native American foodways in Great Lakes region
Aug 13th
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CIAS, Tribal partners awarded $10 million USDA grant for collaborative effort working to support Native American foodways in Great Lakes region
Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine Guests Visit CIAS
Feb 17th
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Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine Guests Visit CIAS
Training and learning opportunities
There are a variety of options available for farmers and practitioners, agricultural support professionals, and high school students.