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BIO / BIO Spring 2003
Features FIELD NOTES - Balancing economics and ecology GENETICS - Small worm leads to big gains PLANT BIOLOGY - Awards fertilize plant growth research CAMPAIGN - Alumna honors professor ALUMNI PROFILE - Paul Savereide, Cargill attorney STUDENT LIFE - BioBuds help CBS freshmen
In this Issue Biocatalysis, which uses enzymes and processes such as fermentation to turn corn and other plants into clean energy and biodegradable plastics and fibers, promises to eliminate dependence on petroleum and revolutionize the way the world works. In Every Issue Creativity can help Minnesota seize the day. Blue jays learn teamwork…Tilman named most cited ecologist… Great Lakes climate change… New associate dean arrives…700 attend Career and Internship Fair…Alumnus honored for conservation role… Class notes are available in the |
