All in the Field: AWS Agriculture Live | S1 Ep8 | Sunflower Genomics: Van Gogh's Dearest Flower

Опубликовано 29 января 2021, 19:03

Sunflowers aren't just a source of artistic inspiration, they're an amazing food source with tons of different varieties. In this episode, find out how sunflower varieties differ at the genetic level, and how AWS is helping researchers at the University of British Columbia use genetics to make our sunflower crops more efficient and adaptable! #allinthfield #agtech

Resources:
03:11: Global consumption: statista.com/statistics/263937...
03:20: Oil consumption: statista.com/statistics/301040...
04:25: Nextflow Orchestration Karen just referred to: aws.amazon.com/quickstart/biot...
04:48: Vaccine development consortium: aws.amazon.com/hpc/consortium
06:35: Genomics data sets in the AWS Registry of Open Data - registry.opendata.aws/tag/geno...
08:01: Genomics Workloads on AWS - aws.amazon.com/health/genomics...
08:58: Service released in August that helps researchers build a collaborative secure environment for R&D programs. aws.amazon.com/government-educ...
09:25: Link to Dr. Rieseberg's Reseach Department - rieseberglab.botany.ubc.ca
18:59: Sunflower genome data set: registry.opendata.aws/ubc-sunf...
31:23: DivSeek International project - topcropmanager.com/pilot-under...
37:53: Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2020: nobelprize.org/prizes/chemistr...
38:28: Nobel Prize article in Time: time.com/5897538/nobel-prize-c...

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