April 23, 2026 | Cheatham News, Goode News, Hursting News, Machine Learning, Meyer News, Mooney News, N Krupenko News, News, News Rushing, S Krupenko News, Saini News, Smith News, Stewart News, Sumner News, Tate News, Trujillo News, Voruganti News
NGx brings together forward-thinking minds at the intersection of nutrition, genetics, and health to explore where science is going next—and how it’s already shaping the way we understand and apply precision nutrition. This is more than a conference; it is a chance to engage directly with the research, the people behind it, and the ideas that are redefining the field.
April 14, 2026 | Cheatham News, Goode News, Hursting News, Machine Learning, Meyer News, Mooney News, N Krupenko News, News, News Rushing, S Krupenko News, Saini News, Smith News, Stewart News, Sumner News, Tate News, Trujillo News, Voruganti News
With more than 2,200 fans in attendance, the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers Atrium stadium became a place of discovery, featuring live demonstrations, hands-on STEM activities, and a community coming together around curiosity and learning. From liquid nitrogen launches to interactive science kits, the energy carried through every inning.
September 18, 2025 | Machine Learning, Meyer News, News, News Rushing, Sumner News
Graduate students at the NRI are uncovering how genetics and multi-omics can transform nutrition into a more precise, preventive, and personal science.
February 28, 2025 | News, News Rushing, Sumner News
Aflatoxin B1 (AFB1) is a harmful mycotoxin produced by certain fungi and commonly found in staple foods like rice, corn, wheat, and nuts. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), mycotoxin contamination affects up to 25% of...
January 16, 2025 | News, Sumner News
In a recent The Boston Globe article, Susan Sumner, PhD, a professor of nutrition at the UNC Nutrition Research Institute, discussed the importance of metabolites in understanding lifelong health. The article, titled “What do celery, dark chocolate, and parsley have...
