Rachel Combs-Giroir
PhD Graduate StudentTranslational Plant Sciences Graduate Program, Center for Applied Plant Sciences, The Ohio State University @RCombsGiroircombs-giroir.1@osu.edutpsgp.osu.edu
Principal Investigator & Assistant Professor (by courtesy) of BiologyDepartment of Plant Biology, Carnegie Institution for Science, Stanford University
Moi aims to mentor creative scientists that apply evolutionary principles to solve global change problems
@MExpositoAlonso mexpositoalonso@carnegiescience.edu mexpositoalonso@stanford.eduMoi's Google Scholar
Moi aims to mentor creative scientists that apply evolutionary principles to solve global change problems
@MExpositoAlonso mexpositoalonso@carnegiescience.edu mexpositoalonso@stanford.eduMoi's Google Scholar
Liza Gautam
PhD candidate, Breeding and GeneticsDr. John C. Sedbrook’s labSchool of Biological Science, Illinois State University (ISU) bgautam@ilstu.eduPhone- (309) 665-9543
Marcus Griffiths
Postdoctoral AssociateDonald Danforth Plant Science Center, Chris Topp labThe goal of my research is to understand the mechanisms behind abiotic stress tolerance with a focus on the root system and nutrient acquisition.
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=X--dqYYAAAAJ&hl=enhttps://twitter.com/marcusdgriff
Assistant Professor of Crop SciencesDepartment of Agriculture, Illinois State University
My passion is teaching excellence in plant breeding and genetics, applied statistics, and environmentally-sound and profitable agronomic practices.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-heller-b9317557/njhelle@ilstu.edu
My passion is teaching excellence in plant breeding and genetics, applied statistics, and environmentally-sound and profitable agronomic practices.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-heller-b9317557/njhelle@ilstu.edu
Vanessica Jawahir
Postdoctoral AssociateDonald Danforth Plant Science Center vjawahir@danforthcenter.orgVanessica's LinkedIn
David Kainer
R&D Staff ScientistComputational Systems BiologyOak Ridge National Laboratory, TN, USA David specialises in applying machine learning for integrating multi-omic datasets in order to explore the genomic basis of complex traits. kainerd@ornl.govDavid’s Google Scholar ProfileDavid’s LinkedIn
Extension AgronomistDepartment of Crop and Soil Sciences, Washington State University Isaac focuses on improving and increasing sustainable oilseed production. isaac_madsen@wsu.eduIsaac’s Google Scholar
Principal Investigator & Associate MemberDonald Danforth Plant Science Center, St. Louis, MO Dmitri aims to understand how plants interpret, respond and adapt to daily and seasonal environmental change @metermeter@ddpsc.orgDmitri A. Nusinow's Google Scholar
Professor of Plant Breeding and GeneticsDirector, USDA-NIFA CAP IPREFER (Integrated Pennycress Research for Energy and Farm Resilience)School of Agriculture, Western Illinois University Dr. Phippen’s lab conducts field evaluations of field pennycress for agronomic traits focused early flowering, seedling vigor, dwarf stems, increased seed size, and high harvest yield. Dr. Phippen also provides support in conducting all non-destructive seed oil analyses by pulsed NMR and destructive oil characterization by gas chromatography for collaborators.
wb-phippen@wiu.eduOffice: (309) 298-1251 Winthrop's Google Scholar
wb-phippen@wiu.eduOffice: (309) 298-1251 Winthrop's Google Scholar
Principal Investigator Carnegie Institute for Science, Stanford, CA The Rhee lab strives to uncover the molecular mechanisms underlying adaptive traits in the face of heat, drought, nutrient limitation, and pests. srhee@carnegiescience.eduSue Rhee's Google Scholar
Assistant Professor of Crop PhysiologyDepartment of Crop and Soil Sciences & Molecular Plant Sciences Graduate Group, Washington State University The Sanguinet lab takes a holistic approach to investigate plant-environment interactions on multiple levels. All are welcome! karen.sanguinet@wsu.eduKaren’s Google Scholar
Professor of GeneticsDirector, DOE IPRePSchool of Biological Sciences, Illinois State University John’s Lab employs molecular genetic approaches including CRISPR genome editing to improve the agronomic traits and stress resilience of pennycress as an oilseed producing cash cover crop. jcsedbr@ilstu.eduOffice: (309) 438-3374John's Researchgate profile
Principal Investigator & Associate Professor of Soil MicrobiologyDepartment of Crop and Soil Sciences, Washington State University The Sullivan Lab examines all aspects of rhizosphere microbiome interactions with plants and metals biogeochemistry, seeking to understand reciprocal and dynamic interactions driving ecosystem services. t.sullivan@wsu.eduTarah’s Google Scholar
Jason Thomas
Post Doctoral ResearcherDepartment of Plant Biology, Carnegie Institution for Science Aims to improve plants for the benefit of people and the planet. jthomas@carnegiescience.eduwww.linkedin.com/in/jason-thomas-9378b7120orcid.org/0000-0002-7801-9006
Principal Investigator & Associate MemberDonald Danforth Plant Science Center, St. Louis, MO Chris aims to understand root system growth, function, and conditioning by the environment for crop improvement @rootdevoctopp@danforthcenter.orgChris' Google Scholar
Andrea Gschwend
Principal Investigator & Assistant Professor of Horticulture and Crop ScienceThe Ohio State University, Columbus, OH The Gschwend lab investigates the genetic basis of abiotic and biotic stress tolerance in crops and their wild relatives.Gschwend.2@osu.eduhttps://gschwendlab.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/homeAndrea's Google Scholar