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February 28, 2025


From California to Kenya: The 2025 cohort of the CRISPR course for African plant scientists


February 26, 2025


AATF and BioHeuris partner to boost productivity with genome-edited crops in Africa


February 20, 2025


Approach to combating bacterial rice diseases in East Africa - Disease-resistant rice varieties created by means of genome editing 
Ansatz zur Bekämpfung bakterieller Reiskrankheiten in Ostafrika - Krankheitsresistente Reissorten durch Genomeditierung


February 18, 2025


African scientists gain genetic tools to fight hunger at home - USDA, private companies support food stability on continent


February 11, 2025


IITA and partners launch African Plant Breeding Academy (AfPBA) CRISPR Class III training to empower Africa’s crop improvement scientists


January 13, 2025


Top 5 advancements for new plant breeding methods in 2024


November 14, 2024


Nigeria - Biotechnology and other new production technologies, annual report


November 11, 2024


Bridging science and regulation: Genome editing workshop advances agricultural innovation in Africa


October 31, 2024


Enhancing productivity of local African food crops - African Orphan Crops Consortium charts pathways to boost the continent’s food & nutrition security (Forests News)


October 28, 2024


A new generation of innovators in African crop improvement - Second CRISPR cohort completes course at the African Plant Breeding Academy


October 15, 2024


The First 100: Celebrating African scientists applying gene editing technologies to transform national food systems


October 9, 2024


IITA and Pairwise secure $3.8M to boost yam production through gene editing


June 26, 2024


New genome editing research framework for Mozambique - Biotechnology workshop held on 5-7 June in Maputo, organized by IITA in collaboration with the University of California-Davis and AUDA-NEPAD


May 23, 2024


Zambian biotech experts chart the course for genome editing in the country


May 6, 2024


AATF and AUDA-NEPAD sign memorandum of understanding to improve agricultural productivity and supply chains through genome editing innovation


March 18, 2024


Gene editing: Time for South Africa to embrace plant breeding innovations (Food for Mzanzi)


February 5, 2024


From California to Kenya: The first year of the CRISPR course for African plant scientists


January 26, 2024


CRISPR-edited crops break new ground in Africa - Scientists in the global south use the popular technique to protect local crops against local threats (Nature)


December 18, 2023


Scientists call for framework to scale up genome editing adoption in Africa (Ghana News Agency)


November 10, 2023


Forging partnerships key to harnessing gene editing potential in Zimbabwe (The Herald)


November 9, 2023


Zimbabwe urged to develop robust gene editing regulations (The Herald)


July 25, 2023


Kenya to profit from gene editing in fight against maize lethal necrosis disease (The Star)


May 25, 2023


African CRISPR course wins $2 million in funding - Allen Van Deynze is organizer of course to improve regionally important crops


May 24, 2023


From California to Kenya: sharing CRISPR tools with African scientists


Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) grant trains African scientists to improve regionally important crops


April 14, 2023


Africa steps up genetic engineering for climate-resilient crops


March 13, 2023


Africa steps up genetic engineering for climate-resilient crops 


February 20, 2023


International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and partners train African scientists on CRISPR technology to adapt to climate change impacts in agriculture


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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