Artificial-intelligence tools supported

Zhou Zang is awarded three grants for her work to develop machine-learning models and artificial-intelligence tools to increase agricultural productivity and sustainability. She is an assistant professor of biological systems engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Zhou Zhang, an assistant professor of biological systems engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, recently was awarded three grants for her work to develop machine-learning models and artificial-intelligence tools to increase agricultural productivity and sustainability. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture awarded the grants. Project Description: The research team is comprised of Zhang and Matthew Digman, both assistant professors of biological systems engineering, and Paul Mitchell, a professor of agricultural and applied economics – all at UW-Madison.