LemnaTec - Plant Phenomics Workshop

In the era of Plant Genomics the amount of DNA information of crops has increased enormously. As a consequence, more effective and reliable phenotyping data has become the bottleneck for modern genetic crop improvement. Therefore Plant Phenotyping has become a major field of research in plant breeding. In order to meet the challenges of this very new and promising field of research new technologies such as greenhouse automation and plant imaging systems are needed. This Workshop exactly addresses the Phenotyping bottleneck by providing stimulating talks from internationally renowned keynote speakers from the seed industry, breeding institutes and academic breeding groups working in the Plant Phenotyping research area.
Date: Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Time: 3:50 PM-6:00 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 1
Organizer:
Joerg Vandenhirtz
3:50 PM
Introduction


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4:10 PM
Phenotyping Pipeline for Transgenic Wheat and Barley
Peter Langridge, Australian Centre of Plant Functional Genomics

4:30 PM
Digital Phenotyping of Field Crops Under Field Conditions
Stefan Schwartz, LemnaTec; Matthias Eberius, LemnaTec; Dirk Vandenhirtz, LemnaTec; Joerg Vandenhirtz, LemnaTec

4:50 PM
McGill Plant Phenomics Platform (MP3) Ramp Up in the Value-directed Evolutionary Genomics Initiative (VEGI)
Thomas E. Bureau, McGill University

5:10 PM
High throughout Plant Phenotyping at the Arkansas Plant Powered Production Center
Argelia Lorence, Arkansas State University

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5:30 PM
Using Automated High-Throughput Phenotyping using the LemnaTec Imaging Platform to Visualize and Quantify Stress Influence in Barley
Kerstin Neumann, Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK)

5:50 PM
Translation of Digital Phenotypic Traits: From Image to Commercial Relevance
Shital Dixit, KeyGene

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