COLLEGE OF FOOD, AGRICULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
January 2019
Adorable Insects with Touching Stories
Extension educator and conservation photographer Danae Wolfe presented at Tedx Columbus and spoke on how bugs truly fit the mold of “wildlife we love to conserve” despite many peoples’ fear of and aversion to such creatures.
Dr. Tom Mitchell, professor of fungal biology and molecular genetics, has been tapped to chair the Department of Plant Pathology starting February 1st.
You may have read about how light pollution is bad for migrating birds or stargazing. Dr. Mažeika Sullivan was lead author on a recently published a study exploring the role of light on streams and wetlands in and around Columbus.
Imagine having to do complicated work all day with two sets of gloves on your hands. This is a common practice for medical professionals who need gloves to protect against both radiation and bloodborne pathogens.
Our alumni are out in the world making great things happen.
Here are some recent newsmakers from The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences:
