On August 4, join us for the next USU Research Landscapes, featuring Dr. Matt Yost, an assistant professor in the Plants, Soils & Climate Department at Utah State University.
The event will be at 4:30 p.m. at the O.C. Tanner headquarters in Salt Lake City, and will include a question-and-answer session and networking opportunities with other attendees.
During his presentation, Dr. Yost will be sharing his research on developing land management practices that promote resiliency to weather variation and changing climate.
At Utah State University Research Landscapes, we provide an entry-point for state and community decision-makers across the Wasatch Front to connect with the researchers who are investigating the most critical issues facing the state.
As the state’s land-grant institution, Utah State University is uniquely situated in the state to help solve Utah’s land, water, and air challenges. During the event, the presenters will share data-driven discoveries to provide the state’s decision-makers and stakeholders with tools and insights to address these critical issues.
Each event will feature a live presentation that highlights the researcher and their work, followed by a question-and-answer session with the presenter.
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