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In this conversation, Professor Rajeev Varshney reflects on the people behind the numbers, the scale and collaborative nature of modern science, and how agricultural genomics has transformed, translating discoveries into breeding and farmers’ fields
Beyond 100,000 Citations: Rajeev Varshney on Science, People and Purpose Behind the Numbers Read More
Scientists have demonstrated a new approach to crop breeding that could help overcome one of agriculture’s biggest challenges: developing varieties that are both highly productive and capable of withstanding harsh growing conditions
Pangenome breeding opens new route to higher yields and climate resilience Read More Professor Varshney’s research has contributed to the development and delivery of more than 300 improved crop varieties, particularly legumes and cereals, benefiting millions of smallholder farmers across Asia and Africa
Indian-Australian scientist Rajeev Varshney named among world’s Top Agri-food Pioneers Read More
In the midst of the ongoing Middle East conflict that has exposed a critical vulnerability in global agriculture supply chains, Prof. Rajeev K. Varshney is calling for science, policy and practical interventions that can help farmers navigate this emerging crisis and build more resilient agricultural systems
US-Israel-Iran war: Global Fertiliser Crisis and the Future of Agriculture Read More
Importantly, the researchers identified genes responsible for novel disease resistance and environmental adaptation. These findings provide essential tools to enhance future breeding programs
International scientists unveil genetic insights in largest ever wheat genome sequencing project Read More
Clarivate’s Highly Cited Researchers list, established in 2001, is a global programme that identifies and celebrates the pinnacle of research impact and influence
Prof. Rajeev Varshney of Murdoch University named to Clarivate’s Highly Cited Researchers List for 11th year in a row Read More
Murdoch University hosted the five-day event, featuring 58 speakers, 35 panellists, 134 workshop presenters, and over 380 poster presentations from experts in the global wheat community
Experts focus on climate adaptation at the International Wheat Congress 2024 Read More
Murdoch University is hosting the event, offering a unique platform for global wheat leaders to share groundbreaking research, exchange ideas that will drive advancements in wheat research and production
International Wheat Congress to focus on driving advancements in wheat research and production Read More
Funded by Hort Innovation’s Frontiers investment programme, the goal is to develop new varieties of almonds, apples, citrus, macadamias and mangoes to ensure their long-term viability and global competitiveness
$41 Mn project, involving Australian genetics experts, to boost horticultural crop breeding Read More
MU researchers are collaborating with several laboratories to develop T2T or nearly complete genome assemblies for crops like wheat, chickpea, faba bean, papaya, passion fruit, custard apple, banana, and pineapple
Murdoch University’s genomics research opens door to new crop varieties Read More