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Biosystems and agricultural engineering Ph.D. student selected as Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) Fellow

Mary Akingbasote will spend the next several years meeting with other Ph.D. students across the country for specialized training programs through the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research.

UK dietitians release 1st nutrition-focused guide for alpha-gal syndrome

UK dietitians developed a nutrition-focused guide to help patients and clinicians manage alpha-gal syndrome through diet and informed food choices.

UK Food as Health Alliance opens $50,000 in pilot funding to tackle food and health challenges

Grants will support UK research teams partnering with farmers, clinics, schools and community groups across the state.

UK symposium brings national researchers together to advance the future of the bioeconomy

The annual S1075 Symposium highlighted collaborative research, student engagement and new partnerships advancing the nation's growing bioeconomy.

UK hosts Sustainable Healthy Foods Research Symposium

UK Martin-Gatton CAFE hosted its first Sustainable Healthy Foods Research Symposium, inviting global research scholars and experts to discuss ideas and innovations for developing healthier and more nutritious foods.

UK’s Youling Xiong honored with SEC Faculty Achievement Award

Professor Youling Xiong has been named the winner of the 2026 Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award for UK.

UK researchers encourage college students to eat healthy with dorm room recipes

Lauren Batey and Aurora Occa wanted to know how recipe video content on social media could be used to encourage students to make healthier diet choices.

UK student helping build a better base for 3D-printed foods

Josephine Traver spent her summer turning powders and nonanimal gums into something that behaves like Jell-O — and prints like it too — as a stand-in for animal gelatin in 3D food printers.

‘Health halo’ effect? UK study suggests children’s cereal is trending towards lower nutritional quality

Shuoli Zhao is investigating the changing nutritional profiles of children’s cereals and their potential impact on childhood nutrition and overall public health.

‘Research Made Possible’ podcast: Gustafson addresses food insecurity to improve health

UK's Alison Gustafson is forming partnerships across campus and in communities throughout the Commonwealth to address food insecurity and its impact on the health of Kentuckians.

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