2022 Roadmap
January 2022
"Image-based plant stress phenotyping in the fast changing world of AI"
Dr. Arti Singh (Iowa State University)
Live webinar: 31 January, 14:00 CET
March 2022
"The importance of integrating high-throughput phenotyping with anatomical traits of leaves to help understanding plants acclimation to a changing environment"
Dr. Chiara Amitrano (University of Naples Federico II)
Live webinar: 4 March, 14:00 CET
April 2022
"Artificial intelligence enables new ways in seed quality testing"
Dr. Marcus Jansen (Lemnatec GmbH)
Live webinar: 6 April, 14:00 CET
December 2022
"Understanding whole-plant water relations through a physio-genomic-functional approach"
Prof. Pei Xu (China Jiliang University)
Live webinar: 14 December, 12:00 CET
Your monthly dose of Phenomics
After our summer break, the PhenomicsWebinars will continue to deliver monthly webinars with our 2nd season until the end of 2021.
GoingbacktoLive – Webinar & Q&A all in one session
In this season we will present a mix of plant phenotyping webinars from academia & industry, in an open format (one or more speakers) being either live or pre-recorded with Q&A live sessions following directly after the webinar broadcast.
Videos available to watch later
Additionally, PhenomicsWebinars will be recorded & uploaded to our IPPN Youtube Channel to make it possible to view & re-view them at any time.
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If you want to stay informed about upcoming webinars, you can subscribe to our PhenomicsWebinars Newsletter keeping you up-to-date on any upcoming webinars, times & content.
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Want to give a PhenomicsWebinar?
We are looking for contributions from researchers from all phenotyping-related fields, and welcome abstract submission by researchers & practitioners from all career stages as well as from any cultural- and/or ethnical background & any gender*.
This may include research highlights and user-cases from research and application, from the public- or private sector related to plant phenotyping or which use plant phenotyping as an aspect of their work. We especially encourage researchers from fields which are still under-represented in plant phenotyping in order to broaden the scope of applications for which this methodology can be used. In case you areinterested to give a webinar yourself, feel free to use our submission form or simply email to IPPN@plant-phenotyping.org.
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About PhenomicsWebinars
Quantitative assessment of plant environment interaction has become the essential tool to understand how plants develop in a dynamic environment and translate this knowledge into application for crop improvement. Plant phenotyping has been developing very dynamically across the globe within the last years enabling excellent research, novel technology, leading to progress in how plants grow & react with their (biotic-) environment.
The recent spread of SARS-CoV-2 limits opportunities to actively interact, discuss latest results, technological developments as many conferences, workshops and events have been cancelled. To compensate for these shortcomings the plant phenotyping initiatives IPPN, EPPN2020, EMPHASIS provide an exchange platform for the community by organizing a plant phenotyping webinar series that will address all relevant topics in this field.