By definition, a researcher is one who dedicates their career to learning, exploring, asking questions and finding answers. At the Noble Research Institute, these life-long learners also enjoy sharing their excitement for discovery with students of all ages.
Here's a peek at how researchers at the Noble Research Institute engaged in both learning and educating last week.
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Agriculture students from Oklahoma State University met Carolyn Young, Ph.D., and learned about how she and her team are solving problems caused by fungi in the field.
@okstate_ag range club students visit with @KiwiYoung to learn about the plant pathology lab. #everynoblestory pic.twitter.com/Ws2gr4IP0Y
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Why does this wheat plant do better than others in drought conditions? Our researchers are checking it out.
When students visit our greenhouse, they learn about the value of pasture.
Supporting the next generation of scientists through a microscopy contest.
Watching the switchgrass grow.