MTSU Bee Research Aims to Support Healthier Pollinators @mtsu
MTSU Bee Research Aims to Support Healthier Pollinators  @mtsu
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A new USDA grant is supporting MTSU biology professor Manuel Guzman's research into honeybee circadian rhythms and how their internal clocks influence bee health. The project also gives students hands-on research experience while helping scientists better understand one of agriculture's most important pollinators. Reporter Karli Sutton tells more.
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MTSU Bee Research Aims to Support Healthier Pollinators

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