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A Potential Cure for Citrus Greening Disease

Episode 185

Huanglongbing, or HLB, is the Chinese term for the Yellow Dragon Disease– usually referred to as Citrus Greening.  The disease first appeared in the …

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Psychophysics, Smell and Taste / Women in Science

Episode 184

Dr. Linda Bartoshuk has been recognized as an expert on interactions between the smell, taste, psychology and the brain for many decades.  While so i…

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Banned But Doing It Anyway!

Episode 183

I was very excited to be participating in the Southern Seed School here in Gainesville, FL.  I had talks prepared on three cool topics– the history o…

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Insect Resistant Cowpea in Africa

Episode 182

Cowpea is a critical crop in Western Africa.  It is consumed by millions daily, but also feeds livestock, all the while providing important nitrogen …

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A Synthetic Light Switch Increases Photosynthesis

Episode 181

One of the limiting factors in photosynthesis is the plant’s ability to take up carbon dioxide to assimilate into carbohydrates. At least part of the…

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Sleep: A Time for DNA Repair

Episode 180

Sleep remains a mystery to science, as it is a state where an organism is vulnerable to potentially deadly forces.  It therefore must be important to…

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Genetic Engineering and Healthier Soybean Oils

Episode 179

Soybeans are legumes that produce abundant oil.   The oils have been popular for consumers and in food service, but they could have improved performa…

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A GE Salmon Comes to Market

Episode 178

The transgenic, fast-growing salmon was first developed in 1989.  The goal was simple, use fish genes to remove seasonal growth effects, with the hop…

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The Angry Chef- Food, Fat and Fads

Episode 177

Anthony Warner is known as The Angry Chef, achieving notoriety as a food-fad/social critic.  He has roots in biochemistry and trained as a chef, with…

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Early Career Scientists – Research and Communication

Episode 176

Today’s graduate students understand that participation in science communication can significantly enhance a scientific career.  While there are chal…

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