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Prof. Ian Toth Takes the Helm at EAPR: A New Era for Potato Research As he assumes his role, Prof. Toth expressed his enthusiasm for leading the EAPR, highlighting the association’s unique blend of researchers, extension specialists, and industry professionals. He described the EAPR as a community characterized by openness and cooperation, and he views his presidency as a privilege and an opportunity to make meaningful contributions. Goals and Objectives: Fostering Early Industry Engagement One of Prof. Toth’s primary objectives is to strengthen the connection between young scientists and the industry. He emphasized the need for early interactions to ensure that scientific research is closely aligned with industry needs. By fostering these connections, Prof. Toth aims to optimize the impact of research on the potato industry. He also plans to increase international participation in the EAPR Triennial conferences, particularly from regions where such engagement could significantly enhance potato production through the adoption of new skills and technologies. By encouraging global collaboration, Prof. Toth hopes to build long-term partnerships that will drive innovation in the industry. Le... https://lnkd.in/eqRrByhu
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The University of Wisconsin-Platteville recently awarded five faculty research fellowships to increase dairy-related research capacity through the Dairy Innovation Hub initiative.
UW-Platteville announces five faculty fellowships funded by state-sponsored Dairy Innovation Hub
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