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MSU Professor Helps Global Companies Track Environmental Impact One Square Meter at a Time

MSU Research Foundation

Built on MSU technology, Bruno Basso’s company, CIBO Technologies, helps global brands turn agricultural data into measurable environmental outcomes.   EAST LANSING, Mich. (Apr. 28, 2025) — In an era when companies face mounting pressure to quantify their environmental footprint, the most transformative innovations aren’t generating new data—they’re translating existing data into meaningful metrics. That’s …

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Crop

2025 MSU Tech Transfer Achievement Award-Bruno Basso’s Crop Yield Modeling System

As climate change continues to challenge agriculture with extreme weather events and prolonged droughts, and consumers demand more sustainable food options, farmers are increasingly seeking data-driven solutions to produce sustainable food production while making profit and reducing environmental impact. While agriculture feeds the world, it still impacts water quality and contributes approximately 10% of global …

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climate change

MSU researchers to explore climate change solutions based on Indigenous knowledge in new NSF grant

MSU Today

As we recognize Sustainability Month, we’re proud to highlight the incredible work of MSU faculty who are pioneering sustainable solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges. It’s long been known that Indigenous communities around the planet are on the frontlines of climate change impacts. In a new international joint initiative, researchers led by …

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AAAS

MSU researchers honored for scientific excellence

MSU Today

Seven faculty elected as 2023 Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)   From distinguished contributions in global fisheries ecology to researching the impact of puberty on the adolescent brain, Michigan State University researchers are making a difference in Michigan and around the globe — and they are being honored for …

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