UNC Charlotte Researcher Wins $2.8M Grant to Develop Better Soybeans | North Carolina Biotechnology Center

Soybeans are sometimes called magic beans due to their wide utility. They are used as livestock feed, in human foods ranging from tofu to salad oil, in crayons that are non-toxic and safer for children, in biodiesel fuel, in household cleaners and in countless other products.

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