Growing Futures: USU Grad Students Selected for Bayer Mentorship Program
Four USU graduate students from Plants, Soils and Climate were selected for the Bayer B4U mentorship program, joining an elite global initiative to foster future scientists.
The department of Plants, Soils & Climate courses emphasize understanding the physical, chemical and biological mechanisms that operate in the continuum of the soil, plants and atmosphere and how they affect the management of a wide range of agricultural and natural systems. Undergraduate courses focus on acquiring and applying knowledge and developing the skills students will need in their chosen field of study. The program also prepares students to develop lifelong learning skills, understand and appreciate diversity, be productive citizens of the world and be professionals in their vocations.
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Study Finds Sudden Weather Whiplash Events on the Rise
In a warming world, it's not just heatwaves or cold spells we need to worry about, it's the sudden swings between the two. A new study finds that "rapid temperature flips," where temperatures shift abruptly from extreme heat to extreme cold or vice versa,...