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World Renowned Research

José Alonso, a William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor and University Faculty Scholar in the Department Plant and Microbial Biology, has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences, one of the world’s most important and influential scientific societies. 

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Leaders in Our Field

Plants and microbes are the foundation of life. Advancing discoveries in plant research is essential to civilization, and that’s exactly what we do.

Our undergraduate and graduate students participate in research projects across an array of plant and microbiology disciplines — everything from biotechnology and cell biology to ecology and systematics. Students learn from experts who specialize not only in agriculturally important crops, but also those found in natural ecosystems, and model plants and microorganisms.

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Student checks on her plants' growth in a Thomas Hall lab.
🌟We’re shining a spotlight on four of our graduating students! Each of them found their way into our department through different experiences, mentors, and moments of curiosity.

🌿Hear about how they first got into our department, how they grew through their favorite classes, connected with mentors, and immersed themselves in hands‑on research that shaped their time in the department.

🔎If you’re excited to learn more about these amazing students, their plans for post graduation and hear the thoughtful advice they have for those following in their footsteps, be sure to check it out the article on our website!

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