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CAHNRS Department of Horticulture Genomics Lab

Our research is making headlines around town and around the country. We are proud of what we do and want to share with you what others are saying.

Science in the House: Genomicists Reach Out to Public at Annual Event in Seattle

An article by Brian Clark, Marketing and News Services, highlights the genomics lab’s outreach at the annual Life Sciences Research Weekend in Seattle last November.

A Chat with Amit Dhingra

Tom Karst of the industry publication The Packer caught up with Amit Dhingra recently for an online chat about tree fruit breeding and genomics.

Future Grape

Voice of The Vine
October 30, 2008
This article comes to us from an excellent resource for anyone interested in keeping up on viticulture and enology at Washington State University. Subscription to the Voice of the Vine is open to everyone. Subscribe here.

Designing the Perfect, Personalized Apple

KPLU News 88.5
September 9, 2008
You’ve heard about the Human Genome Project, but what about the Apple Genome Project? Mapping the apple genome is a project of scientists here at Washington State University working with collaborators around the world. They’re helping orchardists come up with new varieties that require fewer inputs (such as pesticides and fertilizers) and produce more nutritious fruit. KPLU science and health reporter Keith Seinfeld recently met with Amit Dhingra, one of the leaders of the project. Listen to the broadcast here.

WSU Scientist Unraveling the Genetics of Apples

Puget Sound Business Journal
St. Louis Business Journal
Fresh Plaza
Septerber 5, 2008

Intelli-GEN-Design: Fruit of the Future

WSU’s The Innovators
August 27, 2008

Partnership Creates Genomic Education

WSU Today Online: WSU News
March 31, 2008

DNA Research Tackles Apples

The Packer
March 24, 2008

Bringing Home the Apple (Genome) Cup: WSU, UW Spearhead International Project to Sequence Rosaceae DNA

CAHNRS and WSU Extension Marketing and News Services
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
February 20, 2008