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March 2023 News & Notes

March 21, 2023

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Fat-Substitute Research Featured on Science Web Site

Roberta Claro Da Silva, Ph.D.

Roberta Claro Da Silva’s work to find a replacement for the conventional fats associated with cardiovascular and inflammatory diseases is featured in Science Daily, a web site showcasing top science news stories from leading research universities.

Da Silva is researching oleogel as a potential fat substitute for use in food processing..

Despite the recommendation to consume predominantly unsaturated fats, the way many alternatives behave at room temperature makes them unsuited for industrial applications, Silva said. Oleogel is a relatively new technology that can be applied as a total or partial replacement for conventional fats..

“The development of this technology both helps the consumer and meets industry demands to improve the healthiness of processed food,” she said.

Representatives of the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences meet with Deere and Company at the  University Farm Pavilion to discuss future collaborative opportunities,

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Fashion Merchandising and Design program welcomes its first executive in residence

Fashion Merchandising and Design program welcomes its first executive in residence

Every Tuesday this fall, Geetika Jaiswal, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences’ fashion merchandising and design program, teaches the 22 students in her senior-level fashion marketing course herself.
In a Growth Pattern: Two-Time Aggie William Lashley ’18 Cultivating a Ph.D.

In a Growth Pattern: Two-Time Aggie William Lashley ’18 Cultivating a Ph.D.

William Lashley came to North Carolina A&T planning to be an engineer. A summer job in the lab of Guochen Yang, Ph.D., horticulture professor in the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design - and the full-ride scholarship that professor offered - changed that plan.
Jamilla Pinder ’19: Bringing solutions to underserved communities

Jamilla Pinder ’19: Bringing solutions to underserved communities

Jamilla Pinder is a dedicated health care professional, a tireless community care advocate and an involved single mother. Now, the 22-year Cone Health system veteran can add “graduate of N.C. A&T” to her lengthy list of accomplishments.
CAES faculty will help lead new NIFA 1890 Center of Excellence for nutrition

CAES faculty will help lead new NIFA 1890 Center of Excellence for nutrition

CAES faculty will help to lead an 1890 Center of Excellence for Nutrition, Health, Wellness, and Quality of Life, a new, virtual center based at Southern University and funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
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