by | Jun 7, 2022 | Feedstock Production, Research Profiles
Ask CABBI’s Eleanor Brant about her research and she offers two responses — starting with the straightforward one: She optimizes and applies genome editing protocols for sugarcane and other bioenergy crops at the University of Florida. On a more global level, though,...
by | Apr 26, 2022 | News, Research Profiles, Sustainability
Iowa State University’s Marshall McDaniel wears lots of hats: soil scientist, student mentor, “mischief maker,” and even amateur musician. His latest role is an investigator for CABBI’s Sustainability Theme, which he joined a few months ago. Originally from the...
by | Mar 10, 2022 | Research Profiles, Sustainability
Like any organism, bioenergy crops interact with their ecosystem through a multitude of complex biological, chemical, and geological processes. Some of the most vital yet underexplored interactions, however, can be found just below our feet. Stephanie Juice, a CABBI...
by | Jan 19, 2022 | Conversion, Research Profiles
The word “fun” comes up a lot with CABBI’s Kisurb Choe. Early on, back in South Korea, fun was chasing frogs, building dams, playing with Legos, or reading astronomy magazines from his dad. At Rice University, it was the Tex-Mex food, the Houston Symphony, his...
by | Dec 1, 2021 | Feedstock Production, Research Profiles
When the second-strongest hurricane to ever hit Louisiana swept through the state in September 2021, it left behind a trail of destruction that spared almost nothing. Himaya (Maia) Mula-Michel, CABBI Feedstock Production scientist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture...
by | Jun 3, 2021 | Conversion, Research Profiles
Deconstructed dishes are all the rage these days. Whether it’s a salad, stew, or a piece of sushi, people love to take things apart and indulge in each individual ingredient. But a deconstructed chemical reaction? That’s the domain of CABBI Conversion researcher Danim...
