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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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NOT ON VACATION: HOW CAES STUDENTS SPENT THEIR SUMMERS

NOT ON VACATION: HOW CAES STUDENTS SPENT THEIR SUMMERS

More than 90 CAES students are expected to present an enormous array of their summer academic experiences during the annual Showcase of Excellence, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sept. 6 in B.C. Webb Hall. The student experiences will span the gamut of agricultural fields, including corporate and Cooperative Extension internships, study abroad, and independent research projects at N.C. A&T and other universities or government agencies.
CAES Students Excel at MANRRS Cluster Conference

CAES Students Excel at MANRRS Cluster Conference

Twenty-five students from disciplines throughout the CAES attended the Regions I/II/III Virtual MANRRS Cluster Conference Sept. 25-26. In addition to participating in the various professional development programs offered through the conference, three students won awards in their respective competitions:
CAES celebrates 162 graduates

CAES celebrates 162 graduates

Although N.C. A&T did not hold an in-person graduation ceremony this spring, the university and the College of ...
Former Prison Farm Transforms Into a Character-Building Hydroponic Garden

Former Prison Farm Transforms Into a Character-Building Hydroponic Garden

GIBSONVILLE, N.C. – Voulynne Small knows that hydroponic gardening can lead to more than a bountiful harvest of fresh veggies. She has seen it grow good character and responsibility, healthy eating habits, and community involvement.
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