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'''Dr. Clint Chapple''' (https://ag.purdue.edu/biochem/Pages/ProfilePages/chapple.aspx) | '''Dr. Clint Chapple''' (https://ag.purdue.edu/biochem/Pages/ProfilePages/chapple.aspx) | ||
| - | <p>Dr. Chapple is an expert in plant secondary metabolism. As Department head Dr. Chapple was able to allocate room for us in the greenhouse, and advised on how to alter | + | <p>Dr. Chapple is an expert in plant secondary metabolism. He studies how to alter lignin metabolism in plants in order to yield more efficient plants for biofuel production. As Department head Dr. Chapple was able to allocate room for us in the greenhouse, and advised on how to alter metabolic pathways. </p> |
'''Dr. Gary Burniske''' (http://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/food/people/managing-director.php) | '''Dr. Gary Burniske''' (http://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/food/people/managing-director.php) | ||
| - | <p> Dr. Burniske is the Managing Director of the Center for Global Food Security within Discovery Park at Purdue University. As an expert in international relief and development, with a technical focus on sustainable agriculture, forestry and natural resource management. He was able to assess the validity of MineCrobe as a agricultural product, and provide us with invaluable insight on current problems and programs in International Agriculture. | + | <p> Dr. Burniske is the Managing Director of the Center for Global Food Security within Discovery Park at Purdue University. As an expert in international relief and development, with a technical focus on sustainable agriculture, forestry and natural resource management. He was able to assess the validity of MineCrobe as a agricultural product, and provide us with invaluable insight on current problems and programs in International Agriculture. </p> |
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| + | '''Robert Eddy''' (https://ag.purdue.edu/hla/Pages/Profile.aspx?strAlias=oglala&intDirDeptID=16) | ||
| + | <p> Mr. Eddy is the Plant Growth facilities manager at Purdue University. He advised us on corn and rice growth protocols and donated pots and soil medium for plants. </p> | ||
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| + | '''Dr. Morris Levy''' (https://www.bio.purdue.edu/People/faculty_dm/directory.php?refID=91) | ||
| + | <p> Dr. Levy, studies the evolutionary genetics of plant pathogen systems and plant-pathogen coevolution. He provided input on the rice growing process and donated rice seed and germination supplies for our greenhouse experiments. </p> | ||
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| + | '''Dr. Clifford Weil''' (https://ag.purdue.edu/agry/directory/Pages/cweil.aspx) | ||
| + | <p> Dr. Weil, studies how to improve the digestibility of the starch and protein in the grain for food and feed uses. He provided corn growth protocols and donated corn seeds. </p> | ||
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| + | '''Dr. Laurie Hoagland''' (https://ag.purdue.edu/hla/Pages/Profile.aspx?strAlias=lhoaglan&intDirDeptID=16) | ||
| + | <p> Dr. Hoagland, studies the role of soil microbial ecology in agroecosystem processes in order to develop efficient strategies for the use of locally available and renewable resources. Dr. Hoagland gave experimental design advice and provided protocols for seed inoculation. </p> | ||
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Dr. James Camberato (https://ag.purdue.edu/agry/directory/Pages/jcambera.aspx)
Dr. Camberato is a soil fertility and plant nutrition expert. He leads outreach programs on the fertilization of agronomic crops in Indiana. Dr. Camberato educated us on current agricultural practices and provided us with the "eureka moment" that microbes can benefit plant productivity. Dr. Cindy Nakatsu (https://ag.purdue.edu/agry/directory/Pages/cnakatsu.aspx)
Dr. Nakatsu is a microbial soil ecologies expert. She studies the impact of anthropogenic factors on microbial community structure in addition to other cool projects. Dr. Nakatsu provided us with a depth of knowledge on beneficial plant-microbe interactions, advised us to use Bacillus Subtilis, and showed us the way to electroporation as a reliable transformation protocol for Bacillus Subtilis. Dr. Clint Chapple (https://ag.purdue.edu/biochem/Pages/ProfilePages/chapple.aspx)
Dr. Chapple is an expert in plant secondary metabolism. He studies how to alter lignin metabolism in plants in order to yield more efficient plants for biofuel production. As Department head Dr. Chapple was able to allocate room for us in the greenhouse, and advised on how to alter metabolic pathways. Dr. Gary Burniske (http://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/food/people/managing-director.php)
Dr. Burniske is the Managing Director of the Center for Global Food Security within Discovery Park at Purdue University. As an expert in international relief and development, with a technical focus on sustainable agriculture, forestry and natural resource management. He was able to assess the validity of MineCrobe as a agricultural product, and provide us with invaluable insight on current problems and programs in International Agriculture. Robert Eddy (https://ag.purdue.edu/hla/Pages/Profile.aspx?strAlias=oglala&intDirDeptID=16)
Mr. Eddy is the Plant Growth facilities manager at Purdue University. He advised us on corn and rice growth protocols and donated pots and soil medium for plants. Dr. Morris Levy (https://www.bio.purdue.edu/People/faculty_dm/directory.php?refID=91)
Dr. Levy, studies the evolutionary genetics of plant pathogen systems and plant-pathogen coevolution. He provided input on the rice growing process and donated rice seed and germination supplies for our greenhouse experiments. Dr. Clifford Weil (https://ag.purdue.edu/agry/directory/Pages/cweil.aspx)
Dr. Weil, studies how to improve the digestibility of the starch and protein in the grain for food and feed uses. He provided corn growth protocols and donated corn seeds. Dr. Laurie Hoagland (https://ag.purdue.edu/hla/Pages/Profile.aspx?strAlias=lhoaglan&intDirDeptID=16)
Dr. Hoagland, studies the role of soil microbial ecology in agroecosystem processes in order to develop efficient strategies for the use of locally available and renewable resources. Dr. Hoagland gave experimental design advice and provided protocols for seed inoculation. Academic Collaborators
