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Seeing Through a Different Lens
Meet Tezera Wolabu Watira, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow originally from Ethiopia, whose research focus is improving alfalfa.
Prepare for Drought Regardless of Recent Rains
Portions of the Southern Great Plains received rain in late February, however many areas are still behind in precipitation or did not receive enough rain to completely alleviate drought conditions.
Botball Meets Agriculture
The Noble Research Institute helped sponsor the 2017 Global Conference on Educational Robotics, which featured a farm-themed International Botball Tournament.
5 Things to Know About Agriculture
In honor of National Ag Day, we take a moment to recognize agriculture and its role in our society.
In First Place: Malay Saha, Ph.D.
Meet Malay Saha, Ph.D., professor in the grass genomics laboratory.
A Uniquely Noble Fair Experience
Noble Research Institute employees gathered for the annual Noble Garden GROW Challenge.
April 16 to April 22: Learning and Teaching
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...
On Being a "Brat" and a Biology Nerd
I discovered my interest in science in Mr. Hunter's 10th grade biology class at Lakenheath High School, the school at a U.S. Air Force base in England where I lived at the time.
In biology class we...
When One Becomes Two
You know you've captured a crowd's attention when their coffee cups freeze mid-air.
Bill Buckner, president and CEO of our organization, had just announced to 80-plus Ardmore community members that...
A Razorback's Home Run
Major League Baseball's official season has begun, and I'm ashamed to say I know very little about the sport even though it's the All-American game and there's a legacy of love for it in my family....