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With the addition of Voytas, a pioneer in plant gene-editing and genomics, the University of Minnesota becomes CABBI’s 23rd partner institution.

Study shows allocating CRP land for high-yielding energy biomass might eliminate the need for bioenergy crops and food crops to vie for space.

A CABBI research team at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign developed a cutting-edge product to accurately and quickly measure gross primary production.

Researchers from the two different CABBI themes are pooling their skills to engineer plants that produce organic acids directly from CO2 and sunlight — cutting out the extra step of conversion via microbes.