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Nematodes: Understanding their dual role in Crop Health

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Dr. Marisé Borja Global Regulatory Affairs Director SynTech Research Group As agriculture moves toward more sustainable and resilient production systems, biological solutions are stepping into the spotlight. Among them, beneficial nematodes have emerged as powerful allies in soil-based pest management, delivering targeted control while supporting long-term soil health.
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A Q&A with Lucky Karim: The story behind ‘Born Lucky’

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Originally published on The Daily Star In August 2026, The Daily Star in Bangladesh sat down with Lucky Karim—a fellow at Refugees International and a refugee and human rights activist from Myanmar. We talked about her journey, her childhood, the trauma of displacement, and her upcoming book that brings it all together: Born Lucky—a memoir about her life in Arakan State, the Rohingya camps, and beyond.
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5 Q’s with Sebastian Schultheiss, CEO of Computomics

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By David Kertai, Contributing Authors
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By David Kertai The Center for Data Innovation recently spoke with Sebastian Schultheiss, CEO of Computomics, a Germany-based company that uses machine learning to help plant growers predict crop performance and make informed breeding decisions. Schultheiss explained how Computomics combines genetics, field trials, and environmental data to identify promising plants, evaluate predictions, and accelerate crop development.
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