A research team developed a phenotyping robot offers a practical and reliable platform for collecting high-resolution crop data in the field.

A research team has developed a deep learning–driven computed tomography (CT) imaging pipeline that enables precise, nondestructive segmentation of maize kernel endosperm.

The Hertz Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing American scientific and technological leadership, today announced that the application for the 2026 Hertz Fellowship is now open. The Hertz Fellowship is one of the most competitive and coveted awards for doctoral students in applied sciences, engineering and mathematics. Hertz Fellows receive up to five years of funding, giving them freedom from the traditional constraints of graduate training and the independence needed to pursue groundbreaking research. They also gain lifelong professional support, including mentoring, events and networking opportunities.