Natalie Kaiser

PhD student at MSU studying diploid potato breeding for Colorado potato beetle resistance

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

Congratulations to Lightning Talk and Poster Competition winners at the @MSU_PBGB @PlantSciSym @nrt_impacts https://t.co/DKgei8zxln @cdanmaigona1

[Catherine Danmaigona Clement @cdanmaigona1]

Thanks to corteva for the travel award to the MSU PBGB symposium. I learnt so much about phenomics. Plus I also got to share my cotton research& interact. BTW I got #1 for the poster competition😍 and #3 for lightening talks😍 @MSU_PBGB @tamusoilcrop @nrt_impacts

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

So happy to have Catherine Clement visiting from Texas A & M to present her research on phenotyping cotton for Fusarium resistance at the @MSU_PBGB @PlantSciSym

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

@IAcornflake delivers a pristine model of effective, engaging science communication sharing new ways to link genes to function and phenotype at the @MSU_PBGB @PlantSciSym

[Carolyn Lawrence-Dill @AmaizingAg]

At @michiganstateu for the @corteva @nrt_impacts Symposium! @IanStavness has great partnership opportunities for plant imaging research @usask

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

@IanStavness demystifies deep learning @PlantSciSym #PBGBSymposiumMSU

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

Kicking off Day two of our first Symposium as a part of the Corteva @PlantSciSym! Academic Relations Program Manager Jason Rauscher explains collaboration opportunities

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

Ed Tilllet leads a workshop on crafting an effective elevator pitch #PBGBSymposiumMSU @PlantSciSym

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

Dr. Karl Broman @kwbroman shares why MAGIC populations are magic and how they democratize QTL mapping #PBGBSymposiumMSU @PlantSciSym

[MSU PBGB Students @MSU_PBGB]

Today is the first day of our Phenomic Applications in Plant Breeding Symposium. We are starting off with a Data Carpentry Workshop organized by @nrt_impacts. Check out the schedule below to see what else we have going on today!

[IMPACTS @nrt_impacts]

First part of the #gradstudent organized Corteva-PBGB-IMPACTS #symposium kicks off with the #Mini_DataCarpentry Workshop by #NRT_IMPACTS trainees #NSF_NRT @MSU_PBGB @msuresearch @MSU_NatSci @corteva @CANRatMSU

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

Be sure to join us for a special seminar "QTL mapping in MAGIC populations with R/qtl2" by @kwbroman in MPS 1200 TODAY at 3pm! If you can't make it, register for the live stream here: https://t.co/FSvwsZLDYQ @PlantSciSym

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

Kicking off the Corteva PBGB IMPACTS Symposium with the graduate student led Data Carpentry workshop "Project Organization and Management for Genomics" @PlantSciSym

[Buell lab @TheBuellLab]

Michigan State University's purple potatoes promote partnership https://t.co/GOMflJoKy9 via @YouTube

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

Registration for the PBGB-Corteva-IMPACTS "Phenomic Applications in Plant Breeding" is still open! This year we are also featuring roundtable sessions, workshops and lighting talk competition and offering travel scholarships for poster presenters! https://t.co/au2PA8UjVk

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

2019 MSU Plant Breeding Genetics and Biotechnology Symposium registration is open! We are thrilled to partner this year with Corteva Agriscience and the IMPACTS training program to present "Phenomic Applications in Plant Breeding" https://t.co/au2PA8UjVk @PlantSciSym @MSU_PBGB

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

@BenMansfeld Potatoes actually snuck in before all the rain so unlike grain crops this year Potatoes made it in the ground. All this water stress and temp fluctuations is going to take a toll on tuber internal quality though I’m betting. We’ll see come harvest!

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

The Colorado potato beetles found my plots

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

@BenMansfeld With all the rain and cold start to the summer they took their sweet time

[Natalie Kaiser @NKaiserSci]

Another field season kicked off using the 'wheel of death' transplant hole puncher! Evaluating host plant resistance to the #coloradopotatobeetle in diploid a potato RIL. Happy munching guys!