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Co-Founders of the AgAid Institute

A $20 million NSF Grant Funds New AgAID Institute
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Saving Lives, Protecting People

Biocomplexity Institute Contributes to CDC Multi-Modeling Approach and Projects Decrease in COVID-19 Cases
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COVID-19

A team in readiness provides unique insights to support decision makers
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What is Biocomplexity?

From the smallest molecule to the world's most populous city, human life is extraordinarily complex. Biocomplexity uses the power of computation and the combined expertise of transdisciplinary teams to pose and answer some of humanity’s thorniest questions as they play out over space and time, informing policy and producing new knowledge about life itself.

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Impacts and Echoes: The Lasting Influence of the White House Conference on Food, Nutrition, and Health

Annual Review of Nutrition (2020)

Predicting the Current and Future Distribution of the Invasive Weed Ageratina adenophora in the Chitwan–Annapurna Landscape, Nepal

Mountain Research and Development (2020)

Medical Costs of Keeping the US Economy Open During COVID-19

medRxiv (2020)

On an enhancement of RNA probing data using information theory

Algorithms for Molecular Biology (2020)
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We are able to do the type of research we do because of the people we partner with, and the people we hire.

We’re fortunate to work with global partners and sponsors from all segments of government, global foundations, academia, and industry to solve society’s most complex challenges. We approach these problems by assembling teams of experts in a variety of fields to work together and create solutions that challenge the very fields in which our teams operate.