AusPheno Conference

8 days to #AgCatalyst16. Innovation 8: a canola crop that contains high levels of Long Chain Omega-3 fatty acids bit.ly/2ftol0a ^K8

Post-doc available on phenotyping & genetics of maize rooting & N dynamics in collaboration w @RootDevo @BaxterTwi bit.ly/2dYiiAW

Justin Borevitz from @ANUmedia @PlantEnergyBiol on an integrated approach for genome to phenome research. #auspheno2016

Last day of #auspheno2016, today focused on controlled environment. Great keynote Jennifer McElwain @ucddublin prehistoric growth chambers

Amazing work by @JenniferMcElwa3 on rconstructing paleo climates using growth chambers #auspheno2016

Comprehensive study on different illumination systems and how to measure light ratios at different wavelengths by AJ Both @RutgersU

Bruce Bugbee of Utah State giving a fascinating talk on indoor farming. #auspheno2016

Changing topics in this last session today. Effects of CO2, temperature and water deficit with Sarah Mills @WestVirginiaU #auspheno2016

Plants wake up at different times with different light colours. Jason Lanoue from @uofg shows the effects on C-partitioning. #auspheno2016

The @Heliospectra treatment was the clear winner if this were an Olympic competition. #auspheno2016

Matthew Mickens from @NASAKennedy presents some of the lessons from different LED illumination effects that could be deployed @ISS_Research

Alex Ivakov from @ANUmedia @leaf2field presents a new way to do QTL mapping of multivariate traits such as leaf shape and hyperspectral.

How different light colours can affect plant attributes. Studying the effects of blue, red and far red, by Erik Runkle @michiganstateu

Great to see @ECUresearch out and about! For info about all Electron Science Research Institute projects ow.ly/cjty304plCk twitter.com/auspheno/statu…

Kamal Alameh from @EdithCowanUni shows how to harvest energy from clear glass, also reducing heat in glasshouses. #auspheno2016

Klara Panzarova from psi.cz phenotyping salt tolerance in #arabidopsis and effects in photosynthetic traits. #auspheno2016

An impressive talk by @ecovr3d about next generation software and applications for phenomics. Great work! #AusPheno2016

@ecovr3d #sensors, #drones, #VirtualReality, video games engines for plant phenotyping. What a combination! #auspheno2016

Tim Brown @ecovr3d from @ANUmedia shows how to simulate conditions anywhere in the World and #opensource #phenomics traitcapture.org

Bruce Bugbee kicking things off, day 3 of International Controlled Environment Conference- Canberra. Economics of urban Ag. #Auspheno2016