SANREM CRSP is supported by the United States Agency for International Development and the generous support of the American people through Cooperative Agreement No. EPP-A-00-04-00013-00
Reaching out with a teaching tool
Not even the best teacher can reach students effectively without good course materials, a limitation at universities in parts of the developing world. Online training modules developed by SANREM CRSP Researcher Karen Garrett are addressing this need in the area of plant disease.
The modules are available free to anyone with internet access. Published in December and January, they are designed to teach principles of modeling: for instance, predicting the course of plant disease epidemics such as stripe rust in wheat (right). Such models could help policymakers determine how climate change is likely to affect a particular disease.
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annual meeting photos
Program director
Theo Dillaha testifies
at subcommittee hearing
SANREM board chair
Alton Thompson to fill
No. 2 spot at NCA&T
Administrative PI
S.K. De Datta honored
for role in agriculture
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