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ETNA School on Plant Phenotyping
From Sunday 01 November 2009
To Tuesday 10 November 2009

The ETNA School was organised by Ulrich Schurr and his team at the Jülich Forschungszentrum in Germany, accompanied by François Tardieu (INRA).

The ETNA School aimed to provide lecture-based foundation of state-of-the art phenotyping technologies, direct discussion of course participants with leading scientists applying and developing plant phenotyping, hand-on experience with advanced phenotyping technologies and installations, and introduction to novel concepts on plant phenotyping.

The following topics were covered:

  • Plant cultivation
  • Analysis of leaf, root, and plant growth
  • Measuring and Imaging photosynthesis sensing
  • Hyperspectral imaging and remote sensing
  • NMR-imaging
  • Microwave resonator
Location Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany

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