Science - Joseph Byrum

Today’s chicken soups are a marvel of advanced technology — a technology that’s bringing consumers a product that is cheaper, safer and tastier than ever before.

Articles Joseph Byrum Contributed To, Artificial Intelligence, Science

Syngenta Offers Artificial Intelligence Competition

Joseph Byrum / February 1, 2017

This is taking in all of the genetic information we have on soybeans and weather data and trying to figure out a way to select those varieties tacross a broader array of environments

Articles Joseph Byrum Contributed To, Artificial Intelligence, Science

Syngenta AI Challenge Looks to Address World Hunger

Joseph Byrum / February 1, 2017

In the face of a rising global population, we need to grow plants that can adapt and thrive in changing conditions, especially as vital resources like water and land are finite.

Articles By Joseph Byrum, Data Analytics and Operations Research, Innovation, Science, Technology

The Tech that will Feed the World

Joseph Byrum / November 19, 2016

Tomorrow’s greatest tech opportunities will be found not be in Silicon Valley, but in the Midwest.

Articles Joseph Byrum Contributed To, Data Analytics and Operations Research, Science

Joseph Byrum Wins 2016 ANA Genius Award for Analytics Innovation

Joseph Byrum / November 9, 2016

It is an honor to be recognized by the ANA as marketing innovators among the world’s top brands.

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Pathways to Precision: Managing Risk With Germplasm

Joseph Byrum / November 7, 2016

Data analytics show how to maintain products that fit localized needs and how to bring insight and facts to the market for best utilization.

Articles By Joseph Byrum, Science

The Shocking Amount Of Science And Tech That Goes Into A Can Of Tomato Soup

Joseph Byrum / October 20, 2016

From genetics to breeding to canning, a simple can of tomato soup isn’t remotely as simple as you might think.