Smitten by science Smitten by science July 1, 2014 Krishna Jagadish and Impa Somayanda were studying at the same university in Bangalore, India, before they joined...Read More
Blazing the trail of women’s empowerment Blazing the trail of women’s empowerment April 1, 2014 She grew up watching a young widow pull life together out of meager means to shelter her...Read More
IRRI and Nepal IRRI and Nepal April 1, 2014 Rice is important to the people and the economy of Nepal, where agriculture employs around 80% of...Read More
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For the love of rice For the love of rice October 1, 2013 At first glance, Endang Septiningsih and Michael Thomson are worlds apart. Dr. Septiningsih was born and raised...Read More
Germany and IRRI Germany and IRRI July 1, 2013 2 Germany’s government and scientists have supported the International Rice Research Institute’s (IRRI) rice research for more than...Read More
Rice Today and Uruguay’s president Rice Today and Uruguay’s president July 1, 2013 You may remember reading an article in the July- September 2012 issue of Rice Today, documenting Uruguay’s...Read More
Giving women a voice Giving women a voice April 5, 2013 Kamala Gurung was drawn to rural development work at an early age. Her exposure dates back to...Read More