It is grown on more land and is produced more than any other crop. With the world's population growing fast, we must enhance wheat production on a sustainable basis. The center has a network of national and international studies. Center scientists have ongoing collaborative research with labs in Australia, India, China, Japan, Russia, Hungary and Germany. He's pioneered essential techniques in plant molecular cytogenetics.
Scientists come from all over for advanced training and collaborative research.
Gill has written more than 200 articles, edited two books, and co-authored one text book in chromosome biology. In addition, he has received the Conoco Distinguished Graduate Faculty Member Award and was named a fellow of the American Society of Agronomy and the Crop Science of America for his teaching and research.