BTI researchers develop tools to reveal protein interactions in plant-fungus symbiosis, paving the way for improved agricultural efficiency and sustainable nutrient uptake.
Read articleBTI scientists unlock goldenberry’s commercial potential with CRISPR-edited, compact plants—making this nutritious superfood farmable at scale.
Explore ferns’ giant genomes, climate impact, and pest control with BTI’s Fay-Wei Li on Ologies, and learn about naming a fern for Lady Gaga.
Now accepting applications for the Jane Silverthorne Postdoctoral Fellowship Program at BTI! Supporting bold scientists tackling plant science frontiers with cross-disciplinary approaches. Full fun...
New BTI research shows Phytophthora infestans uses an epigenetic toggle to survive fungicides, posing fresh challenges for sustainable crop disease management.
New research project to develop drought- and disease-resistant tomatoes, advancing food security through innovative genomics research.
BTI scientists unraveled sweetpotato's complex genome, revealing an intricate origin story and providing powerful tools to help improve this vital crop.
BTI researchers advance maize bioengineering with a cost-effective method, opening doors for labs to boost yields and resilience in this vital crop.
In the microscopic battlefield of plant-microbe interactions, plants are constantly fighting off invading bacteria. New research reveals just how clever these bacterial invaders can be.
Phytalix field trials in rice demonstrated superior effectiveness, reducing Bacterial Leaf Blight severity by over 80%—which is 20% better than existing treatments
Explore the BTI and Zymtronix partnership: LeafyLook Project harnesses PhenoSight's power for groundbreaking plant science and data-driven discoveries.
A recent study uncovers how gut bacteria and the body balance bile acids, influencing cholesterol and fat metabolism, with a potential impact on a range of diseases.
Research explores how gut bacteria team up with the host body to regulate bile acids, essential molecules that control digestion, cholesterol levels, and fat metabolism.
BTI researchers develop tools to reveal protein interactions in plant-fungus symbiosis, paving the way for improved agricultural efficiency and sustainable nutrient uptake.
BTI scientists unlock goldenberry’s commercial potential with CRISPR-edited, compact plants—making this nutritious superfood farmable at scale.
Now accepting applications for the Jane Silverthorne Postdoctoral Fellowship Program at BTI! Supporting bold scientists tackling plant science frontiers with cross-disciplinary approaches. Full fun...
New BTI research shows Phytophthora infestans uses an epigenetic toggle to survive fungicides, posing fresh challenges for sustainable crop disease management.
New research project to develop drought- and disease-resistant tomatoes, advancing food security through innovative genomics research.
BTI scientists unraveled sweetpotato's complex genome, revealing an intricate origin story and providing powerful tools to help improve this vital crop.
BTI researchers advance maize bioengineering with a cost-effective method, opening doors for labs to boost yields and resilience in this vital crop.
In the microscopic battlefield of plant-microbe interactions, plants are constantly fighting off invading bacteria. New research reveals just how clever these bacterial invaders can be.
Phytalix field trials in rice demonstrated superior effectiveness, reducing Bacterial Leaf Blight severity by over 80%—which is 20% better than existing treatments
A recent study uncovers how gut bacteria and the body balance bile acids, influencing cholesterol and fat metabolism, with a potential impact on a range of diseases.
Research explores how gut bacteria team up with the host body to regulate bile acids, essential molecules that control digestion, cholesterol levels, and fat metabolism.
New research reveals insights into the genetic blueprints of hornworts, uncovering fascinating details about plant evolution and the early days of life on land.
BTI scientist Georg Jander addressed the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, outlining the transformative potential of CRISPR technologies in agriculture.
BTI welcomed ten high school students to our High School Research Experience and two high school students to our Workforce Advantage Program.
BTI welcomes 39 undergrad researchers from across the US to experience life as a researcher for 10 weeks. The program focuses on training and inspiring the next generation of scientists to help fee...
Explore ferns’ giant genomes, climate impact, and pest control with BTI’s Fay-Wei Li on Ologies, and learn about naming a fern for Lady Gaga.
Explore the BTI and Zymtronix partnership: LeafyLook Project harnesses PhenoSight's power for groundbreaking plant science and data-driven discoveries.
Summer research experience at BTI offers hands-on lab work, seminars, and networking opportunities for undergraduate students to begin their research careers.
Maria Harrison joins an exceptional group of researchers elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society for her work on plant-microbe interactions and their potential for addressing global challenges.
Congratulations to Dr. Grossman for his election to the NAS. His work on plant biology has important implications for agriculture and aligns with BTI's mission.
BTI's new PhenoSight facility holds the potential for unparalleled insights into plant growth, development, and response to environmental conditions.
BTI celebrates its centennial with the launch of a three-year fundraising campaign, starting with a $500,000 matching gift from Cane-Bridge Foundation.
Dr. Silvia Restrepo has been awarded the 13th Jakob Eriksson Prize for Plant Pathology, the highest international accolade in the field.
We are excited to announce the recipients of the 2023 Triad-funded PGS Mini-grant Program. Congratulations to all the awardees, and thanks to all the participants!
BTI is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Silvia Restrepo as its ninth and first female president. She will assume the position in October.
Cane-Bridge Foundation donates $1M to BTI for innovative translational research program, Project Vault, to aid scientific discovery and real-world application.
The plant evolutionary biologist has particularly become known for his role in discovering new species, including a cyanobacterium isolated from a hornwort, an alga named after poet laureate Amanda...
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