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PhenomUK 3rd Annual Meeting (virtual) March 24th (PM) & 25th(AM) 2021
March 24, 2021 @ 1:00 pm - March 25, 2021 @ 9:30 am
FreePhenomUK’s 3rd Annual meeting to be held on-line via our zoom account over 2 days. March 24th 1:30pm – 3:30pm & 25th March 9:30 – 12:30
Dr Amy Tabb – Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dr Joseph Peller, Wageningen Plant Research
Prof Menachem Moshelion, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Links for meeting:
24th March – https://zoom.us/j/94949912466?pwd=SE9lZnVzdXNtVmhaN1U5RUJiYVUwUT09
25th March – https://zoom.us/j/97677741019?pwd=NFE5dlArN2VSenRjSEdCNDIvR1RTdz09
Itinerary
March 24th 1pm start
- 1pm Opening welcome – PhenomUK update
- 1:15pm 1st Keynote speaker – Dr Amy Tabb, Agricultural, Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
- Phenotyping for plant size and shape.
- 1:55pm Break for 5 mins
- 2:00pm 2nd Keynote speaker – Dr Joseph Peller, Wageningen Plant Research
- Detecting crop diseases symptoms using multi-spectral and neural networks
- 2:40 PhenomUK funded Pilot projects:
- 2:40pm Implementation of active 3D Multispectral imaging and photometric stereo systems as early stage phenotyping tool for morphological features and biotic stress quantification within complementary demonstrator phenotyping centres (IBERS & P3) – Professor Bruce Grieve, The University of Manchester
- 2:55pm Measuring the consequences of abiotic stress in vivo using fluorescent and bioluminescent probes – Dr Matt Jones, University of Glasgow
- 3:10pm – In-field 3D imaging for high resolution morphometric phenotyping in wheat – Dr Eric Ober, NIAB
- 3:30 Finish
March 25th 9:30 am
- 9:30am Welcome
- 9:35am 3rd Keynote speaker –Prof Menachem Moshelion, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- The dichotomy of yield and drought resistance: Translation challenges from basic research to crop adaptation to climate change
- 10:15am PhenomUK funded projects
- 10:15am – Predicting plant root growth from time-series data using deep learning – Dr Michael Pound, University of Nottingham
- 10:30am -An intelligent, low-cost adaptive 3D multi-scale imaging system for advanced plant phenotyping (PS-Plant+) – Dr Wenhao Zhang, UWE
- 10:45am -Leveraging optical topography for rapid reconstructions of 3D leaf surfaces to address key questions in plant biology – Dr John Ferguson, University of Nottingham
- 11:00am – Multi-scale Plant Phenomics for Cereal Crops Improvement for UK and China – Dr Ji Zhou, NIAB
- 11:15 am – Investigation of microwave imaging for internal fruit quality and below-ground phenotyping – Dr Bo Li, UWE
- 11:30 Panel Discussion
- 12:30 Finish
Poster presentations, Guest keynote speakers and the announcement of our final call for funding.