Information and Computational Sciences Department, James Hutton Institute. Exploring the interface between science, technology and policy
Dundee and Aberdeen, Scotland
Joined June 2015
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We now have over 30 repositories listed on our departmental @github account - check them out at github.com/huttonics #opensource #openscience
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Excited to share our latest work on the barley pan-transcriptome and its role in understanding functional diversification across genotypes!
nature.com/articles/s41588-0…
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Milos Micik @HuttonICS @JamesHuttonInst is developing Large Foundation Models to Facilitate Gene Regulatory Network Research. Please contact him with scRNA or snRNA data to help train his models #barleyad25
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Paul Shaw @pauldshaw @HuttonICS @JamesHuttonInst is Going for BOLD! Paul describes his work using Bioinformatics for the Biodiversity for Opportunities, Livelihoods and Development Project #barleyad25
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Douglas Freeburn @HuttonICS @JamesHuttonInst works towards improving transcript characterization using Nanopore sequencing data during his @EastbioDTP PhD project. #barleyad25
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Happison Chikova @Happison1 @HuttonICS @JamesHuttonInst Analyses the Scottish whisky supply chain and its contribution to Net Zero.#barleyad25
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Talking about the work we do with @CropTrust @noradno in the #BOLDcwr project and @SGRESAS @scotgov under BARGAIN at the @emblebi training course 'Plant genomes: from data to discovery' remote course with scientists from around the world! @IntBarleyHub @JamesHuttonInst
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We (@BazRaubach and I) have been running training today on @GerminateHub and #gridscore at the @emblebi training course 'Plant genomes: from data to discovery'. Participants from all around the world learning about the tools we develop at @IntBarleyHub @JamesHuttonInst
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Dr Mike Rivington, land use system modeller in @HuttonICS, will be speaking at #AgriScot24 (@AgriScot).
His talk - “Deluge and Drought: #ClimateChange, #WaterScarcity and excess variability” will take place on: 📅 13 November | 🕞3:30 pm
Register: bit.ly/3AuT6Oy
⭐Seminar spotlight⭐
📍@JamesHuttonInst: Deluge and Brought: Climate change, Water Scarcity and Excess Variability - 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm (Seminar Room 1)
View the full seminar programme and register for your free ticket here: agriscot.co.uk
#AgriScot24
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Congrats to our @BeingessnerN for leading a new @AFNNetwork project!
The project 'Triggering environmental transformation on large land holdings', with @ScotLandEstates and colleagues in SEGS and @HuttonICS, will support land managers towards a net zero transition in Scotland.
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We've got some exciting new features coming in the next big release of #GridScore like providing trait reference images, self-hosting a GridScore server and new export formats!
Stay tuned for the new release soon.
#phenotyping #bioinformatics
@HuttonICS
gridscore.hutton.ac.uk
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Tony Craig of the @JamesHuttonInst explaining how we connect with nature in our minds. #ClimateCreatives @BBCScotland
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Enjoying a stimulating morning @BBCScotland #climatecreative conference introducing Hutton social and environmental research to the broadcast industry with Tony Craig and @JudithRalston.
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Tay5G (@Tay_5G), a @taycities project in collaboration with @scot5gcentre, has announced @JamesHuttonLtd as a winner of its Challenge Fund
Aiming to accelerate the development of innovative projects utilising the power of #5G, supported by @scotgov
More: bit.ly/3ZNJuZo
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The RSE report bit.ly/3BjtJiN on public financing of forestry has sparked debate.
My two pennies on the case for funding multifunctional forests, which provide many public benefits, rather than single-species tree plantations.
New blog post by @AlesGim @HuttonICS, discussing the @RoyalSocEd enquiry into Public Financial Support for Tree Planting and #Forestry.
Examining Scotland’s push to plant more trees and consider how funds could be best allocated to benefit society.
More: bit.ly/3BgQ54D
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New blog post by @AlesGim @HuttonICS, discussing the @RoyalSocEd enquiry into Public Financial Support for Tree Planting and #Forestry.
Examining Scotland’s push to plant more trees and consider how funds could be best allocated to benefit society.
More: bit.ly/3BgQ54D
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Delighted to be part of @best_crop with some fantastic colleagues and collaborators around Europe!
@JamesHuttonInst (JHI) offers its expertise in the #BESTCROP project as one of our partners. To know more about the institution and its role in the project click here👇
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Great to see #Helium pedigree viewer being put to good use in this presentation. Great software from @HuttonICS
Catherine Howarth @HowarthOats highlights 100+years of oat breeding @ibers_aber and how pedigrees can be traced from 1920 to current varieties!
resilientcrops.org/oats.html
Interested in supporting the transition to Net Zero in agriculture?
We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to contribute to developing a Just Transition pathway for achieving Net Zero & biodiversity targets in the agricultural sector.
hutton.current-vacancies.com…
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A deep learning approach for high-resolution mapping of Scottish peatland degradation
Macfarlane et al.
doi.org/10.1111/ejss.13538
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@wileyearthspace @SUMjournal @Soil_Science
#Soil #Research
ALT PeatNet inference results for (a) drainage segmentation and (b) erosion segmentation tasks for the images shown in Figure 2a,b, respectively. GT data are shown in cyan, model predictions are shown in red and areas of agreement between the two in white, that is, true-positive and -negative detections are white and black, respectively, and false-positive and -negative detections are red and cyan, respectively.