Rate My Professor Cadance Lowell

Dr. Lowell's research specializes in plant physiology, phytoremediation, precision agriculture, and carbohydrate metabolism in seeds. Key publications include 'Sucrose-Metabolizing Enzymes in Transport Tissues and Adjacent Sink Structures in Developing Citrus Fruit' (Plant Physiology, 1989, with P.T. Tomlinson and K.E. Koch), 'Oligosaccharide Metabolism and Accumulation in Developing Soybean Seeds' (Crop Science, 1989, with T.M. Kuo), 'Changes in Soluble Carbohydrates and Enzymic Activities in Maturing Soybean Seed Tissues' (Plant Science, 1997, with T.M. Kuo and P.T. Smith), 'Occurrence of Pinitol in Developing Soybean Seed Tissues' (Phytochemistry, 1997, with T.M. Kuo and T.C. Nelsen), 'Management Practices and Phytoremediation by Native Grasses' (International Journal of Phytoremediation, 2009, with K.V. Nedunuri et al.), and 'The Tawawa Woods Natural Landmark: Plant Species Composition and Recovery from Disturbance' (2003). She also co-authored 'Aligning Best Practices in Student Success and Career Preparedness' (Journal of Research in Technical Careers, 2019). Dr. Lowell has served as the 1890 Universities Liaison to the Conservation Alliance for Land-based Education (CABLE) and acted as a guest editor for a special issue on sensors and artificial intelligence in agriculture. Additionally, she contributed to initiatives like Believe in Ohio and undergraduate research in deep learning for image classification in agriculture.