Karim Maredia

Dr. Karim Maredia | Professor & Assistant Dean and Director of International Programs @CANRatMSU

[Karim Maredia @K_Maredia]

We are excited to co-sponsor this important keynote with the G. W. Bird Family Foundation. We'd be honored if you joined us!

[CANR International Programs @CANR_Intl]

📢 Join us for a special talk by @GeorgeSmithMSU, Director of AgBioResearch, on “Strengthening Resiliency of Agriculture and Food Systems in Michigan: Challenges and Opportunities” 🌱

📅 Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024

[Karim Maredia @K_Maredia]

Thank you to the Global South Voices for Science and Innovation Team for traveling to MSU. We’re thrilled to be part of the Alliance for Science Global Consortium and can’t wait to see what the future holds!

[CANR International Programs @CANR_Intl]

Thank you to all who attended last night’s side event on AI, Digital Agriculture, and Global Food Security. The insights from our expert panelists were invaluable, and we appreciate our moderators for facilitating an engaging discussion on resilient agri-food systems! 🌾

[Karim Maredia @K_Maredia]

It was a great breakfast with the Michigan Youth Institute students at #WorldFoodPrize! Grateful for their dedication to tackling local and global challenges. Future leaders in action! 🌍

[George Smith @GeorgeSmithMSU]

It was my pleasure to moderate a fantastic panel at @WorldFoodPrize focused on artificial intelligence, digital agriculture and food security.

[Karim Maredia @K_Maredia]

Our booth is all set up at @WorldFoodPrize, proudly representing @CANR_Int. We’re eager to showcase our impactful work and explore exciting future partnerships. Thanks to Mashal Husain for stopping by! #WorldFoodPrize

[George Smith @GeorgeSmithMSU]

Happy to be at @WorldFoodPrize to talk about the great work of @CANRatMSU and to develop future partnerships.

[CANR International Programs @CANR_Intl]

We were honored to host Dr. Peggy Oti-Boateng from @aasciences for her insightful talk today on Capacity Building for Science, Technology & Innovation in Africa. The session sparked valuable discussions on advancing locally-led research and empowering Africa’s future scientists.

[Karim Maredia @K_Maredia]

A heartfelt thank you to all who attended today's lecture and to Dr. Russell Freed and Mrs. Ruby Freed for their sponsorship. It was a fantastic turnout, and an inspiring session with Dr. Ronnie Coffman on how plant breeding can help us adapt to climate change.