Crop and grassland production and disease control

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Peter Hoebe

I am working at SRUC as a plant population geneticist on the broadening of the genetic basis of barley (Hordeum vulgare). This is done in order to deliver sustainable crop outputs in relation to limited nutrient input but also pathogen resistance. I use European landrace and early varieties of barley to screen for traits that can be used in agriculture. Furthermore we have developed multiparental populations to test the effect of adaptation under low input scenarios.

Peter Hoebe

Scotland’s Rural College

Peter Wilson Building, The King's Buildings

West Mains Road

Edinburgh

EH9 3JG

Dr David Cooke

David is a Research Leader in Cell and Molecular Sciences at the James Hutton Institute. His current research interests include:

David Cooke

The James Hutton Institute
Invergowrie
Dundee DD2 5DA
Scotland UK

Dr Ingo Hein

Ingo's research aims to identify and clone more durable resistances towards major potato pathogen.

Current projects include:

Ingo Hein

The James Hutton Institute
Invergowrie
Dundee DD2 5DA
Scotland UK

Dr Claus Mayer

Claus is a senior statistician with BioSS, based at the Rowett Institute also collaborating with scientists from the James Hutton Institute and SRUC. He specializes in statistical bioinformatics particularly focusing on the analysis of gene expression data. Claus also has experience in the analysis of nutritional studies and long-term field trials.

Claus Mayer

Biomathematics & Statistics Scotland
Rowett Institute

University of Aberdeen

Foresterhill
ABERDEEN

AB25 2ZD

Dr Ruairidh Bain

Ruairidh is a potato consultant at SRUC, with research interests in epidemiology and control of potato late blight; integrated control of potato diseases; elicitors of host resistance in potato; optimized efficacy of potato late blight fungicides; integrating control of Alternaria and Phytophthora blights of the potato crop.

Ruairidh Bain

Scotland’s Rural College

Peter Wilson Building, The King's Buildings

West Mains Road

Edinburgh

EH9 3JG

Dr Gareth Newman

Gareth is Service Delivery Manager at James Hutton Limimted. Gareth has a keen interest in developing new analytical techniques and has been involved in analysing blood samples for Selenium (see publications). Future research work aims to look at the uncertainty involved with values approaching the limits of detection on both ICP techniques and the uncertainties of different sample matrices. Gareth has worked for the Institute since 1995 as head of Inorganic analysis within the analytical section specialising in the following analytical techniques:

Gareth Newman

The James Hutton Institute
Craigiebuckler
Aberdeen AB15 8QH
Scotland UK

Dr Mark Taylor

Mark leads studies in molecular physiology in potato at the James Hutton Institute. His main research has been on understanding the molecular basis of quality and development trains in potato tubers. For SEFARI, Mark is Work Package Coordinator for Crop and grassland production and disease control alongside Alison Lees. His work for SEFARI focuses on genetic diversity and improvement of crops.

Mark Taylor

James Hutton Institute

Errol Road

Dundee

Scotland

DD2 5DA

Dr Alison Lees

Alison is a potato pathologist based at the James Hutton Institute and is a key staff member leading Integrated Pest Management research.

Alison Lees

James Hutton Institute

Errol Road

Dundee

Scotland

DD2 5DA

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