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Barati’s research explores whether materials that would otherwise be waste can instead be developed into water-management materials for agriculture.
Troy University researcher Dr. Aboulfaz Barati has received an approximately $249,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to explore how materials recovered from waste can be redesigned to help plants survive drought.
The project, titled “Architected Tolerant Superabsorbent Platforms Derived from Heterogeneous Waste Streams for Water-Resilient Seedling Establishment,” aims to not only show that a recycled…
A newly endowed scholarship at TROY will pave the way for spouses of Army Aviators at Fort Rucker to continue their education.
A new scholarship will debut at Troy University this fall, provided by a gift from Donna and Robert Huffman, an Army Aviation family.
The Donna K. Huffman Perpetual Scholarship for Spouses of Active-Duty Army Aviators honors Donna’s determination as a military spouse who earned her degree over the course of 20 years while working full-…
Weekend Ventures brought together a variety of students to learn how to create a business in just three days.
A high school student from Dothan, TROY students, community entrepreneurs and business professionals may not ordinarily find themselves on the same team building a business from scratch.
For one weekend in Troy, they did.
The Alabama Small Business Development Center at Troy University brought Weekend Ventures to Troy Sept. 18-20, challenging participants to move from…
Luis Martinez III never expected to be standing in a room with a Pro Football Hall of Fame Award of Character in his hands.
He expected to keep doing the next thing that needed to be done.
Martinez, chairman of the All Veterans Council of Tom Green County and a veteran resource and referral specialist with…
