The Arkansas Research Alliance recently awarded 25 ARA Impact Grants to researchers across the state, including labs in Pine Bluff. These grants, totaling $1,868,910, aim to support scientific and engineering research projects that address industry demands and stimulate economic growth. The grants were distributed to various research institutions in collaboration with Arkansas companies such as Walmart, JB Hunt, and Riceland. The projects focus on seven growth areas, including population health innovations, next-generation transportation, and precision agriculture. Researchers from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff were among the recipients of these grants, with projects focusing on AI-driven feed strategies for sustainable fish production and innovative feed alternatives for aquaculture. These projects aim to enhance fish health, reduce feed waste, and support sustainable farming practices. By fostering collaborations between universities and industry leaders, the projects aim to strengthen Arkansas’s aquaculture industry and position the state as a global leader in probiotic health solutions for fish. The Arkansas Research Alliance continues to support research and innovation in the state through these impactful grants.
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