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Sensor-assisted breeding of high-performance soybean varieties with increased tolerance to abiotic stresses (Project)
Soybeans are the world's most important legume, with a current cultivation area of 135 million hectares. Demand for soybeans is also very high in Germany, with around 3.6 million tons imported in 2019. In contrast, only 107 thousand tons of soybeans were produced in Germany in 2021. In addition to the use of soybeans as animal feed, the use of soybeans directly in human nutrition continues to...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Sensor-assisted breeding of high-performance soybean varieties with increased tolerance to abiotic stresses (Project)
Soybeans are the world's most important legume, with a current cultivation area of 135 million hectares. Demand for soybeans is also very high in Germany, with around 3.6 million tons imported in 2019. In contrast, only 107 thousand tons of soybeans were produced in Germany in 2021. In addition to the use of soybeans as animal feed, the use of soybeans directly in human nutrition continues to...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Sensor-assisted breeding of high-performance soybean varieties with increased tolerance to abiotic stresses (Project)
Soybeans are the world's most important legume, with a current cultivation area of 135 million hectares. Demand for soybeans is also very high in Germany, with around 3.6 million tons imported in 2019. In contrast, only 107 thousand tons of soybeans were produced in Germany in 2021. In addition to the use of soybeans as animal feed, the use of soybeans directly in human nutrition continues to...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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SmartBeans - With prebreeding approaches in the dry edible bean Phaseolus vulgaris L. var. nanus from the genetic resource to a contemporary food product (Project)
In a smart breeding approach, basic principles are to be developed for breeding high-yielding Phaseolus bean varieties for use as edible dry beans, which are adapted to German climatic and cultivation conditions, which have a high nutritional value and allow simplified preparation. A collection of plant genetic resources PGR focused on Europe will be characterized together for the first time with...
Funding period: 2023 - 2025
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Sensor-assisted breeding of high-performance soybean varieties with increased tolerance to abiotic stresses (Project)
Soybeans are the world's most important legume, with a current cultivation area of 135 million hectares. Demand for soybeans is also very high in Germany, with around 3.6 million tons imported in 2019. In contrast, only 107 thousand tons of soybeans were produced in Germany in 2021. In addition to the use of soybeans as animal feed, the use of soybeans directly in human nutrition continues to...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Development of a practical data management system with embedded sensors for improved environmental management and transparency of dairy farming (Project)
The key objective of ET4D is the validation and expantion of the reporting frame of a data management system (DMS) with embedded sensors for on-farm use. It shall permit to collect and preprocess data from dairy cattle barns and making it available to various interest groups via a web application. In order to ensure the necessary data transfer rates, data transfer patterns are examined in detail...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Giving Smell sense To Agricultural Robotics Teilvorhaben: 'Integrated visual Analytics and Decision Support' (Project)
The specific objectives of the sub-project are to specify and develop the data management system and data processing algorithms based on machine learning techniques to produce a geo-referenced, digital multi-sensory representation of the environment and its interpretation by end users. The results of the data analysis serve as input parameters for a decision support system that supports the end...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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From vineyard to bottle – trace sustainable practices in winegrowing under full transparency (Project)
The overarching aim of the Oenotrace project is to provide a holistic digital approach to full transparency of sustainable practices in viticulture, therefore promoting their widespread implementation. The contributions of Geisenheim University lie in particular in: (1) Contributing to the analysis of the value chain in order to specify the requirements regarding the transparency of sustainable...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Identification of factors driving the emergence and spread of avian influenza viruses with zoonotic potential (Project)
Avian influenza viruses (AIV) pose a major zoonotic threat. It is crucial to identify AIV strains that have a high potential for cross-species transmission and to understand the pathways of their adaptation to humans. FLU-SWITCH addresses the zoonotic potential associated with the switch from LPAIV types H5 and H7 to HPAIV. The aim is to investigate whether specific mutations in the viral genome...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Improved molecular surveillance and assessment of host adaptation and virulence of Coxiella burnetii in Europe (Project)
The Q-Net-Assess project will take a functional genomics approach to understand Coxiella burnetii host adaptation and virulence. Combined analysis of whole genome sequence (WGS) data from C. burnetii strains from different hosts, of in vitro phenotypes and of georeferenced meta-data will reveal molecular determinants that control C. burnetii host adaptation and link genetic traits to differences...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
