Science

Wes Jackson, a Misfit Trying to Change Farming's Future

The unconventional innovator behind the push for regenerative agriculture

Topeka to Receive $200,000 for Emission Reduction Plan

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has made agreements with four cities to create plans aimed at reducing carbon emissions and air pollution.

Measuring Nitrate Levels in Irrigation Water Key for Farm Productivity and Water Quality

Kansas State University researchers emphasize the importance of testing irrigation water to optimize fertilizer use and protect drinking water sources.

Ancient Crocodile Ancestor Walked on Two Legs as Adult

Newly discovered fossil reveals fascinating details about a 200-million-year-old reptile's changing gait.

The Age of Animal Experiments is Waning: Where Will Science Go Next?

Advancements in technology and growing ethical concerns are driving a global movement to phase out animal testing in favor of more accurate, human-relevant methods.

Etienna Bio Announces Formation of Scientific Advisory Board with UMass Chan Leaders

Silvia Corvera, MD, and Michael Czech, PhD, join SAB to advance autologous regenerative cell platform