Browse the calendar for N.C. PSI hosted events and events open to the public.
Please note that private events and meetings will not appear on this calendar.
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We are delighted to host the Nuffield Scholars program in the Plant Sciences Building. Nuffield Scholars are innovative farmers who travel across the globe to gain a diversity of experiences that will enrich their contributions to their home farms. These international scholars are working to increase cooperative learning by establishing a globalized agricultural network that encourages innovation,…
An interactive hands-on workshop to demystify data analytics using agricultural datasets. We will be using your knowledge in agriculture and/or analytics to compare insights from machine learning and other kinds of statistical models. No previous knowledge in using SAS Visual Analytics is required. Who will come? Faculty & industry professionals in agriculture, data science, or…
Students and postdocs in the N.C. PSI community are welcome to join us at in the Plant Sciences Building to get to know each other and hang out. There will be games, food and music.
The CALS Tailgate has a 30-year tradition of providing family-friendly fun and highlighting the people, programs and partners that make our college great. The N.C. PSI is tabling at the CALS Tailgate this year, so be sure to drop by and say "Hi!"
Members of the N.C. PSI community are welcome to join us at the PSB for a little break. Play some games, eat food and meet your colleagues.
Join us for breakfast and coffee at our quarterly Partners Breakfast. This breakfast will be hosted by STEPS, who will be giving a brief overview of their research program. This casual event is an opportunity for you to mingle with both N.C. PSI faculty and industry partners to learn more about the research taking place in the…
The N.C. PSI, Department of Biological & Agricultural Engineering, the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and Collge of Engineering are hosting Lynn Wendt, Damon Hartley, and Bill Smith from the Bioenergy Team at Idaho National Laboratory for a 2-day visit at NC State. The goal of this visit is to enable new research collaborations between our University and INL,…
The INTRINSyC weekly seminar series will be held in the Plant Sciences Building every Friday at 3:15 pm. This seminar series focuses on research in plant sciences and will feature work from NCSU students, staff, postdocs and faculty, with occasional external presenters. These are informal seminars, open to all members of N.C. PSI. There will…
The Quesada Lab is hosting a group of students from the Fulbright Colombia Program. During this roundtable event, this group of international scholars will meet with faculty and students within N.C. PSI to discuss various topic surrounding agriculture and opportunities at NC State.
Members of the N.C. PSI community are welcome to join us at the PSB for a little break. Play some games, eat food and meet your colleagues.
Join us for the Emerging Research Showcase: Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA)! Learn more about NC State's CEA Coalition, an industry focused group with multidisciplinary expertise & organizational agility. Register: https://bit.ly/3KugCf8
The N.C. PSI is tabling at the sweetpotato field day this year. Researchers from the Sweet-APPS project affiliated with the N.C. PSI will also be presenting their preliminary research and field applications at the field day.
The DEPP Plant Pathology weekly seminar series will be held in the Plant Sciences Building every Monday at 4 pm. This seminar series focuses on research in plant pathology and will feature work from NCSU students, staff, postdocs and faculty, with occasional external presenters. These are informal seminars, open to all.
22 N.C. PSI faculty were brought out to the fields of North Carolina to hear from growers and commodity board leaders about the grand challenges they face in agriculture.
This seminar series focuses on research in plant sciences and will feature work from NCSU students, staff, postdocs and faculty, with occasional external presenters.