The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded Oklahoma State University associate professor of plant biology Dr. Andrew Doust a research grant in excess of $400,000 to explore the genetics of how wild grasses disperse their seeds, why domesticated cereals (like rice and maize) have lost that ability, and how that information might be used to improve agricultural efficiency. 

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Oklahoma State University professor of chemistry Jeffery L. White was recently awarded a three-year grant in excess of $400,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to continue his work in polymer science.  This is the fifth time the NSF has backed White’s research, giving him continuous funding since 2002. 

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Three current and future Oklahoma State University graduate students, and a student pursuing a graduate education at another university, have been awarded grants from the National Science Foundation as part of a program that financially supports graduate student scientists and engineers who have “potential for significant research achievement,” according to the NSF.

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