Plant Breeding Seminar: Eli Rodgers-Melnik
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallEli Rodgers-Melnik, "From Cells to Satellites: Using AI to Accelerate Breeding 4.0" More information Zoom
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Plant Breeding Seminar: Raquel Chan
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallPresentation by Raquel Chan, Senior Researcher at CONICET-Argentina, Senior Lecturer at UNL, and Director of the Agrobiotechnology Institute. More information
Plant Breeding Seminars – Arron Carter
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallArron Carter, “Plant Breeding in the 21st Century: Finding ways to improve selection efficiency and understanding.”
Plant Breeding Seminar – Jonathan Wendel
3022 AgronomyJonathan Wendel, “Genes, Jeans, Genomes, and the Wondrous Cycles of Polyploidy in Plants.”
PhD Defense Seminar – Boris Alladassi
3022 AgronomyBoris M. E. Alladassi, PhD candidate in Plant Breeding will present a seminar on “Genetics of Canopy Architecture Traits in Sorghum and Maize. Major Professor: Jianming Yu. The seminar is also available via Zoom.
Agronomy Seminar – Panel Discussion
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallThis fall agronomy seminar is sponsored by the Iowa Soybean Research Center. This panel on soy production will consist of farmer Tim Burrack, Ruth McCabe of Heartland Coop and Brett […]
Departmental Seminar – Anjan Banerjee
3140 Agronomy Hall 3140 Agronomy HallSpecial seminar by alumnus, Professor Anjan Banerjee. He will be presenting an exciting story on plant developmental biology. The title of his presentation is "Development of aerial and belowground tubers […]
Agronomy Seminar – Hanna Poffenbarger
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallHanna Poffenbarger, University of Kentucky, "Understanding the roots of soil health insights on root contribution to soil health improvement."
Agronomy Seminar – Federico Vartorelli
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallFederico Vartorelli, Bayer More information TBA
Agronomy Seminar – Patricio Grassini
2020 Agronomy Hall 2020 Agronomy HallPatricio Grassini, University of Nebraska, "Yield first: why crop intensification still matters." More information TBA