Like Nigeria and Ghana, we are working on pod bearer (Maruca) resistant cowpea.
At least 14 employees, all of whom worked in Pod A or Pod B, have developed cancers.
The Rethinking Parks programme worked with councils to develop more innovative ways of raising money, such as Hackney's TreeXOffice, a work pod built around a tree in Hoxton Square that can be hired as office space.
Re "Reclaim the Right to Rule Your Work Pod" (Basics, June 5), on ergonomic solutions for computer users: A further recommendation would be to use the break time to go to the gym a few days a week and work on strengthening the core abdominal and pelvic and upper-body muscles that support correct postural alignment and promote endurance.
One day I'll be able to sit in my work pod and imagine a pop star who sings like Solange, dances like the guy from Future Islands and has the vocabulary of David Foster Wallace, and an algorithm will put together existing media and create a music bot for my pleasure.
The NFL was not the cash cow it is today, so the two-minute warning also represented a chance for the league at the advent of television to work another "pod" of commercials into the telecast.
Throughout the office, you'll find work pods, if you need some privacy.
Its corporate headquarters, housed in a refurbished factory, is a laboratory of workplace trends, with open floor plans and glass-sheathed work pods where people recline with their laptops or hover at standing desks.
The heart of the alley extended roughly from the Flatiron Building on 23rd Street to Union Square, a corridor of industrial lofts that saw its rents bubble over, as old sewing stations were replaced by Herman Miller work pods.
Not to be outdone, Google has hired two of the most fashionable designers of the moment, Bjarke Ingels and Thomas Heatherwick, to concoct a retro-futuristic fantasyland of plug-in work pods beneath swooping glass tents.
