Key Takeaways
- Genvor has entered a formal teaming agreement with Tuskegee University to accelerate peptide-based agricultural technologies.
- The collaboration includes joint research, biological manufacturing, and testing of next-generation crop protection solutions.
- Tuskegee’s Center for Biomedical Research will provide lab access, instrumentation, and scientific expertise.
- Leaders from both organizations highlighted the partnership’s role in advancing sustainable agriculture and training emerging scientists.
- The partnership strengthens the company's position in the biological crop protection sector.
Genvor and Tuskegee University Formalize Research Agreement for Agricultural Peptide Innovation
Genvor, Inc. announced a new teaming agreement with Tuskegee University aimed at advancing AI-accelerated peptide technologies for sustainable agriculture. The partnership establishes a cooperative framework between Genvor and Tuskegee’s Center for Biomedical Research, enabling joint research, field validation, and grant-supported development.
“This partnership marks a pivotal step in Genvor’s mission to enhance biological crop protection through the power of peptides,” said Chad Pawlak, Chief Executive Officer of Genvor. “Tuskegee University’s scientific excellence and access to world-class research facilities create the perfect environment to accelerate innovation and bring forward solutions that meet the demands of today's agricultural challenges.”
Genvor: Expanding Access to Advanced Research Infrastructure
Under the agreement, Genvor will gain access to university laboratories, scientific instrumentation, and a talent pipeline of emerging agricultural scientists. The collaboration aims to shorten development timelines and strengthen scientific validation of Genvor’s proprietary active ingredients.
“Tuskegee University is known for solving the world’s most complex problems and this partnership with Genvor is a meaningful example of that,” said Dr. Mark A. Brown, President and CEO of Tuskegee University. “The research through this relationship exposes our students to crop protection and sustainable agriculture that may ultimately support farming across the country.”
Joint Discovery and Manufacturing of Next-Generation Peptides
Tuskegee researchers will work with Genvor on peptide discovery, biological manufacturing, and applied testing. These efforts are expected to support the development of new sequences that promote crop protection, stress resilience, and nutrient efficiency.
“Working with Genvor allows us to translate decades of peptide research into scalable, real-world impact,” said Dr. Jesse Jaynes, Professor of Biochemistry at Tuskegee University. “This collaboration expands the reach of our peptide platforms beyond discovery and into field application, product validation, and sustainable agricultural practice.”
Dr. Timothy Turner, Associate Vice President for Research at the Tuskegee University Center for Biomedical Research, added, “We’re thrilled to collaborate with Genvor in advancing peptide technology. The partnership not only deepens our applied research portfolio but also provides valuable training and experience for our students.”
Strengthening Biological Crop Protection Through Academic–Industry Collaboration
The agreement highlights Genvor’s focus on science-driven sustainability and the role of strategic partnerships in developing next-generation agricultural technologies. By combining university research capacity with commercial development pathways, Genvor aims to advance peptide-based solutions for crop protection, resilience, and regenerative practices.
