Collaborations
Selection and Production of Virus-resistant Honey Bees: Ensuring Future Food Security by Reducing Colony Losses, Improving Beekeeping Sustainability
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BATON ROUGE, LA
Understanding Host-Microbiota Interactions to Improve Honey Bee Health
Investigating the Impacts of Viral Infection on Visual Pathways and Responses in the Honey Bee
Improving Honey Bee Resilience to Biotic and Abiotic Stressors
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON DC, DC
Microalgae as a Novel Platform to Improve Honey Bee Nutrition, Microbiome Health, and Pathogen Resistance
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, THE, COLUMBUS, OH
Developing and Deploying Novel Tools to Support Varroa Mite IPM in Specialty Crop Pollinating Honey Bee Colonies
PROJECT APIS M. 2.0, INC., JAMESTOWN
Viral Diversity in Mite Resistant Honey Bees and Its Impact on Colony Health
Harnessing Fungal Natural Products for Scalable and Sustainable Honey Bee Antiviral Therapeutics
PROJECT APIS MELLIFERA (PAM), Paso Robles, CA
Identifying Pollen Phagostimulants via Metabolomics to Improve Artificial Diet Palatability and Effectiveness
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL, BATON ROUGE
Assessment and Improvements of Honey Bee Stocks in Urban Environments
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO, GREENSBORO, NC
Harnessing Fungal Natural Products for Scalable and Sustainable Honey Bee Antiviral Therapeutics
YORK UNIVERSITY
Pangenome and Genetic Characterization of Global Honey Bee Populations
The Honey Bee Breeding, Genetics, and Physiology Research has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.
Current collaborators and projects:
B WEAVER APIARIES INC., AUSTIN