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News Release 17-004
NSF awards $3 million for plant and animal microbiome and phenomics research
Studies may lead to advances in human health, agricultural productivity, use of natural resources
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New research on plant and animal microbiomes will lead to advances in human health, agriculture.
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Results of the NSF EAGER grants will offer new insights into antibiotic resistance.
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Antibiotic resistance is on the rise, leading to warnings from major health organizations.
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The NSF-NIFA awards are contributing to the development of sustainable food production.
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Scientists funded by the grants are improving the future of agricultural science.
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The research may lead to discoveries of new bioactive compounds, such as those found in cranberries.
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