Collaborations

The Weed and Insect Biology Research has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.

---

Current collaborators and projects:

GOVERNORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY, THE

Investigating Diapause and Stress Physiology to Support Management of Economically Important Insects

NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, FARGO, ND

Understanding Freezing Tolerance and Other Agronomically Important Traits in Canola

Sterilization of Bee Hive Frames with ClO2 Against Infection by Paenibacillus Larvae Spores

Fusion of Machine Learning and Electromagnetic Sensors for Real-Time Local Decisions in Agriculture

Quantifying Growth, Development, and Freezing Damage in Brassica Oilseed Crops

Evaluating Agronomic Traits of Camelina sativa Germplasm Grown under Field Conditions in the Northern Great Plains

Investigating the Role of FLC Genes in Mediating Differences in Freezing Tolerance between Spring and Winter Biotypes of Camelina

Overwintering Physiology of Insect Pollinators and Pests

Fusion of Machine Learning and Electromagnetic Sensors for Real-Time Local Decisions in Agriculture

Investigating Differences Between Spring and Winter Biotypes of Camelina

Bee Stress Physiology and Aging

Developing Systems to Expedite Phenotyping of Freezing Damage in Brassica Oilseed Crops

The Regulation of Diapause by Maternal Effects & the Effect of Environmental Stress on Bee Quality

Evaluating Rotational Cropping Systems and their Impact on Soil Microbiota, Crop Yield and Ecosystem Benefits in Northern Agro-Ecosystems

Identify Stress Tolerant Camelina Germplasm for Developing Low Carbon Intensity Oilseed Feedstock for Sustainable Aviation Biofuels

Developing High Throughput Method for Quantification of Glucosinolates in Camelina sativa

Evaluating a Diversity Panel of Camelina Sativa Germplasm for Improved Freezing Tolerance and Improved Seed Characteristics

Leveraging Plasticity of Thermal Tolerance in Megachile Rotundata and Pteromalus Venustus as a Potential Parasitoid Mitigation Strategy

NORTHERN CANOLA GROWERS ASSOCIATION, BISMARCK, ND

Improving Freezing Tolerance and Weed Suppression in Canola