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From Fujian province to Saskatchewan: USask researcher rooted in agriculture
SASKATOON — Meet researcher Dr. Yongfeng Ai, as the University of Saskatchewan (USask) celebrates Asian Heritage Month.
You could say Dr. Yongfeng Ai (PhD) was born to be a food scientist. Originally from a farm in Fujian province, China, he has uprooted three times, but always to regions with important agricultural economies. His first move was not terribly far — to the China Agricultural University’s College of Food Science and Nutritional En…
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From Fujian province to Saskatchewan: USask researcher rooted in agriculture
SASKATOON — Meet researcher Dr. Yongfeng Ai, as the University of Saskatchewan (USask) celebrates Asian Heritage Month. You could say Dr. Yongfeng Ai (PhD) was born to be a food scientist. Originally from a farm in Fujian province, China, he has uprooted three times, but always to regions with important agricultural economies. His first move was not terribly far — to the China Agricultural University’s College of Food Science and Nutritional En…
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