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ROR ID: https://ror.org/04dkp9463
Web page: https://www.uva.nl
Country:
Netherlands
City: Amsterdam
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Projects: C2
Institutions: University of Amsterdam
Expertise: Biochemistry, Genetics, Molecular Biology
Tools: Mass spectrometry
Associate Professor at the department of Plant Physiology, Swammerdam Institute at teh UVA. My research focuses on how plants defend themselves against pest insects by combining metabolomics, transcriptomics and genomics with detailed phenotyping. I dissects the specialised metabolites and genetic pathways that underlie plant-insect interactions. Using tomato and pest insects like whitefly and thrips as model systems, I aim to identify natural resistance in wild tomato relatives and uncover how ...
Projects: C2
Institutions: University of Amsterdam
Institutions: University of Amsterdam
Projects: C2
Institutions: University of Amsterdam
Institutions: University of Amsterdam
Projects: C2
Institutions: University of Amsterdam
Institutions: University of Amsterdam
Projects: C5
Institutions: University of Amsterdam
CropXR develops resilient crops through data-driven design, combining Dutch expertise in plant biology, agricultural sciences and plant breeding with integrated experimental research, artificial intelligence and computational modelling. The research is organised in nine work packages.
Documentation: https://cropxr.github.io/documentation/
Projects: Shared datasets, C1, C2, C3, C5, T, Setup, C4, C6, C7, D, S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, DataXR, Test project
Web page: https://cropxr.org
Datasets shared across the CropXR consortium, readable by all members.
Programme: CropXR
Public web page: Not specified
Organisms: Not specified
Managing plant disease in a changing climate. Lead: Petra Bleeker.
Programme: CropXR
Public web page: https://cropxr.org/research/
Organisms: Not specified
Translator: from model to crop. Lead: Kirsten ten Tusscher.
Programme: CropXR
Public web page: https://cropxr.org/research/
Organisms: Not specified
Maintaining flower, fruit and seed yield, and viability under abiotic stress. Lead: Richard Immink.
Programme: CropXR
Public web page: https://cropxr.org/research/
Organisms: Not specified
Demonstrator: The PlantXR data Catalyst. Lead: Kirsten ten Tusscher.
Programme: CropXR
Public web page: https://cropxr.org/research/
Organisms: Not specified
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