Enabling Nutrient Symbioses in Agriculture
An international scientific project advancing beneficial interactions between crops and the soil microbiome to strengthen sustainable farming worldwide.
Our VisionPlants use a molecular measuring tape to tell friend from foe
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New model reveals how legume crops could fix nitrogen more efficiently
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New modeling study predicts maize could grow faster with two microbial partnerships
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Uta Paszkowski recognised as a 2026 Top Agri-food Pioneer by the World Food Prize Foundation
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Uta Paszkowski appointed Director of the Crop Science Centre at University of Cambridge
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Publications
Structural basis for size-selective perception of chitin in plants
5 November 2026
Aarhus University
Kinetic model of a determinate legume root nodule reveals plant metabolic characteristics for more efficient nitrogen fixation symbiosis
29 September 2026
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Penn State University
Metabolic modeling predicts synergistic growth benefits between arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and theoretical N2-fixing rhizobia symbiosis in maize
23 July 2026
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Penn State University