SCRI Annual Report 2003/2004 - Scottish Crop Research Institute

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Staff Awards and Distinctions Name Programme Degree/Award/Distinction/Appointment Habeba Al-Meniae GD PhD University of Reading. The influence of micro-organisms on structural generation in direct drilled and ploughed soils. Lydia Castelli PPI PhD University of Dundee. Novel sources of resistance to the potato cyst nematodes (Globodera rostochiensis and G. pallida) from wild potato species held in the Commonwealth Potato Collection Bill Christie Research Fellow Bailey award of the American Oil Chemists’ Society (AOCS) Marcelo de Oliveira HPC SABRI Postgraduate Competition Winner Howard Davies QHN Gates Foundation Award Jim Duncan HPC MBE Bernard King Chair, CBE Governing Body Jackie Heilbronn PPI PhD University of Dundee. Discovering resistance pathways in response to elicitors and powdery mildew attack in barley Maria Holeva PPI PhD University of Dundee. A molecular study of the type III secretion system in Erwinia carotovora subsp. atroseptica Sonia Humphris PSI PhD University of Abertay. An investigation of the production of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) by Trichoderma spp. and their mode of action against Serpula lacrymans. Ling Kuan PSI PhD University of Aberdeen. Resilience of soil microbial community function in an upland grassland soil Hazel McGovern PSI PhD Cranfield University. The influence of micro-organisms on structural generation in direct drilled and ploughed soils. Donald MacKerron Research Fellow MBE Derek Stewart QHN Proof of Concept Award. The Proof of Concept Fund is managed by Scottish Enterprise and from the European Regional Development Fund. The Proof of Concept Fund supports the pre-commercialisation of leading-edge technologies emerging from Scotland’s Universities, research institutes and NHS Trusts John Whitehead Chair, SSCR OBE SCRI Students gain University of Dundee PhDs. Donald MacKerron celebrates with his family on receiving his MBE. Bill Christie receives the Bailey award of the American Oil Chemists’ Society (AOCS) from Dr Gary List, Chairman of the North Central Section of the American Oil Chemists' Society. Derek Stewart receives the Proof of Concept Award 218
SCRI Research Programme 2003-2004 SEERAD funded research programme showing: Commissioning number; Title; Scientific Project Leader. In addition to this list, there are research projects undertaken on behalf of various bodies, including other governmental bodies, commerce and levy boards. Core funded programme SCR/538/00 SCR/540/00 SCR/541/00 SCR/545/00 SCR/557/01 SCR/558/01 SCR/559/01 SCR/560/01 SCR/561/01 SCR/562/01 SCR/563/01 SCR/564/01 SCR/565/01 SCR/566/01 SCR/571/01 SCR/572/01 SCR/573/01 SCR/574/01 SCR/575/01 SCR/576/01 SCR/577/01 SCR/578/01 SCR/580/02 Optimising production and biodiversity of arable plants and invertebrates at patch and landscape scales. I. Arable plants Genetics of cultivated potatoes Genetic approaches to evaluation and utilisation of soft fruit germplasm Detection, diversity and epidemiology of important viruses and their vectors in berryfruit crops and strategies for their effective control Targeted long-distance transport of macromolecules in plants Resistance to potato viruses: exploitation of host gene resistance and transgenic resistance to study resistance mechanisms and to develop resistant germplasm Molecular biology of potato leafroll virus: aphid transmission and the establishment of infection in host plants Molecular bases of resistance and susceptibility in potato and barley Molecular bases of pathogenicity in potato cyst nematodes, Xiphinema index and Phytophthora infestans Genetics of seedling root traits in barley Conservation and utilisation of the Commonwealth Potato Collection A gene map of the interval between GP21 and GP179 on potato linkage group V Identification and characterisation of bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) clones from gene rich regions of the barley genome Produce and maintain pathogen-tested stocks of Rubus, Ribes and Fragaria germplasm and index for infection material imported into SCRI Ecological management and biotechnology Computational biology Functional analysis of novel genes from potato and barley Development and application of metabolic profiling technologies to enhance the understanding of metabolic and developmental processess in plants Enhancing food quality and nutritional value through multidisciplinary approaches which exploit genetic and molecular diversity Sequence diversity and horizontal genomics (targeted gene discovery) Molecular plant diversity and germplasm resources Parallel gene expression technologies supporting the discovery of plant and pathogen genes important to agriculture and biotechnology Suppression of gene silencing by virus proteins Squire G Bradshaw J E Brennan R Jones A T Oparka K Barker H Barker H Birch P R J Jones J Forster B Mackay G R Bryan G Waugh R Jones A T Squire G Marshall D F Lacomme C Deighton N Taylor M Waugh R Waugh R Machray G C MacFarlane S 219
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Scottish Crop Research Institute ®
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The Scottish Crop Research Institut
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Contents Biomathematics and Statist
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Introduction Practice for Ministeri
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Introduction ® Scottish Crop Resea
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Report of the Director John R. Hill
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Director’s Report Reports of misc
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Director’s Report ties; strategic
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Director’s Report Public and Priv
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Director’s Report tary union (EMU
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Mechanisms & Processes J.W.S. Brown
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Environment Complex cereal cultivar
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