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Bob Dunker in China UFLA MOU, 2011 ZHU 2011

Chinese soil scientists 2012 Global Academy trip to India, 2011 Global Academy trip to China Student trip to Sierra Leone, 2011 Clinard studying cotton in East Africa

Sierra Leone 2012 Rwanda Rwanda MOU with group, August 2011

Funding Opportunities

Borlaug LEAP fellowship grant opportunities for graduate students from Sub-Saharan Africa
Expansion of Fulbright Scholar Program with Brazil: Opportunities for U.S. Scholars
Samsung’s Global Research Outreach (GRO) program
Belmont Forum and G8 Research Councils Initiative on Multilateral Research Funding International Opportunities Fund
National Science Foundation International Research Experiences for Students Grant
USAID - Reduction of Vulnerability to Coastal Natural Hazards in Asia

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Upcoming Events

May 31

The Research University in the World of the Future: Zhejiang University resident Wei Yang

Aug 27

ACES International Agronomy Day

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(l to r) Bermingham, Swanson, and Kerr

Swanson and New Zealand Collaborator Wrapping up Research on Feline/Kitten Diets

When choosing between dry or canned food for a new kitten, most owners do not consider (or even know) what type of food their kitten’s mother ate.

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In an educational and inspiring presentation to a campus-wide audience, Rev. Dr. J.J. Edwin Momoh of Njala University encouraged UIUC faculty, staff, and students to consider new collaborations with Sierra Leone’s premier school for agricultural engineering, technology, and applied sciences.

Sierra Leone’s Njala University Welcomes UIUC Collaborations

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Lysimeter setup at the University of Queensland

Greetings from Brisbane: Bohn and Grift Go ‘Down Under’ to Observe Roots

Two ACES faculty members have ventured “Down Under” in two aspects – first by spending a sabbatical in Australia, and second, by observing how roots develop underground.

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Very few crops can be grown on these steep hillsides that cover much of Haiti, but one crop that can survive these conditions is Jatropha curcas, which can be processed into high-protein animal feed and cooking charcoal.

Brown Improving Jatropha as Source of Feed, Fuel, and Hillside Stabilization in Haiti

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Thirty previous recipients of the Nordberg Fellowship gathered for a reunion in Stockholm, Sweden on March 25, 2012.

Nordberg Fellows Hold Reunion in Stockholm

Thirty previous recipients of the Nordberg Fellowship gathered for a reunion in Stockholm, Sweden on March 25, 2012.

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From left to right: Dr. Garay-Sevilla, doctorate student Claudia Luevanos Contreras, and Dr. Chapman-Novakofski

Chapman-Novakofski Using CONACYT Grants to Study Relationship between Diabetes Complications and Dietary Advanced Glycation End Products in Hispanic and non-Hispanic Populations

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