This NCSA feature story showcasing the myriad ways in which CDA is harnessing and championing the power of AI in our collaborative efforts.
This NCSA feature story showcasing the myriad ways in which CDA is harnessing and championing the power of AI in our collaborative efforts.
This December workshop seeks to discuss gaps in knowledge and research needs related to risks, insurability, regulations, policy, workforce, societal implications, and more.
The U of I offers the first 100% online Master’s Degree in Engineering and professional certificates programs in Digital Ag.
These programs are an interdisciplinary effort between CDA, College of ACES, and The Grainger College of Engineering.
This series explores cutting-edge technologies and economic strategies shaping modern agriculture through comprehensive sessions led by experts. Free to attend – register today!
This NCSA feature story showcasing the myriad ways in which CDA is harnessing and championing the power of AI in our collaborative efforts.
NSF awards $795,000 to a collaborative effort led by CDA affiliate Alex Lipka that investigate new theories on how genetics influence complex crop traits, such as yield or grain quality over four years.
CDA affiliate Martin Bohn is leading a three-year project, funded by USDA-NIFA, that could expedite the development of climate-resilient corn.
This summer, we welcomed the largest CDA REU cohort in our 4-year history. Students got to experience how advanced technology is transforming traditional agricultural practices.
We’re helping researchers, educators, farmers, and industries keep pace with the ways technology is transforming how we feed and support a growing global population.
We’re researching everything from the nature of the data itself—its collection, storage, transmission, and analysis—to how the data might be used to optimize areas from precision agriculture to food manufacturing to water use and treatment.