New Variety Challenges 'Jaded' Attitudes to Green Tomatoes

A new, flavorful, and highly productive cherry tomato - that ripens green - was developed by Fellow Phillip Griffiths.

Study Measures Consumers' Demands for Cassava

Fellow Mike Gore is co-author of a new study to determine which traits consumers want in cassava. The findings provide powerful insights that will help reshape breeding for preferred cassava traits.

Around the World, Cornell Fellows Guide Climate Action

"People all over the world want to do something about the climate crisis," said Fellow Marianne Krasney, who last year organized the Cornell Climate Online Fellows, based in the Department of Natural Resources.

Good Role Models Can Help Dairy Farmers Reduce Antibiotic Use

With support from a 2016 Academic Venture Fund, Fellows Daryl Nydam, David Just, and Lorin Warnick used social psychology to understand how dairy farmers' views impact how and when they use antibiotics to treat cows.