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Recycling Food Waste on the Fly: Using Black Soldier Fly to Recycle Food Waste at LSU
- Louisiana State University (LA)
We would like to present on how LSU is using the Black Solider Fly insect to recycle the pre and post-consumer food waste from LSU, turning the waste into fertilizer ...
- Posted Nov. 15, 2021
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Entomology (BS)
- Cornell University (NY)
The Entomology major provides an education in biological and environmental sciences, with a special emphasis on insects. Students in this major are not just fascinated by the most diverse group ...
- Posted Dec. 17, 2020
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Entomology (MS)
- Cornell University (NY)
The Entomology Masters Program provides an education with several concentration options in insect pathology, insect behavior, integrated pest management, and more. Students in this program are not just fascinated by ...
- Posted Dec. 17, 2020
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Entomology (PhD)
- Cornell University (NY)
The Entomology Doctoral Program provides an education with several concentration options in insect pathology, insect behavior, integrated pest management, and more. Students in this program are not just fascinated by ...
- Posted Dec. 17, 2020
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Entomology (PhD)
- Clemson University (SC)
The Entomology doctoral program offers three primary research areas: Agricultural and Applied Ecology, Urban and Medical Entomology, and Biodiversity, Systematics and Evolution. The MS degree requires students to conduct research ...
- Posted July 10, 2019
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Entomology (MS)
- Clemson University (SC)
The Entomology graduate program offers three primary research areas: Agricultural and Applied Ecology, Urban and Medical Entomology, and Biodiversity, Systematics and Evolution. The MS degree requires students to conduct research ...
- Posted July 10, 2019
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Insects as Food: Crawling towards Sustainability through Entomophagy
- Central Community College (NE)
Each year our world population grows, on average, by 75 million people. Projected to reach a staggering 9.7 billion people by 2050, earth's resources and the best way ...
- Posted Dec. 1, 2017
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