The paper “A sorghum practical haplotype graph facilitates genome-wide imputation and cost-effective genome prediction” received the...

Genomic prediction uses DNA information to predict differences in important maize traits, like grain yield or flowering time. Typically,...

Recently highlighted in the "SeedWorld" publication, PanAnd is a project funded by the National Science Foundation and it comprises a...

Congratulations to Sarah Jensen, a graduate student in the Buckler Lab, who is one of six recipients of the The Barbara McClintock...

Identifying an organism’s optimal growth temperature (OGT) is an important step in understanding how organisms evolve and adapt to their...

On September 14 - 18, 2020, the Buckler Lab hosted its second virtual Hackathon due to the on-going social distancing requirements of the...

The first maize PHG database is composed of haplotypes derived from the assemblies of the NAM founders. For broader compatibility with...

On Monday, June 8, 2020, the Buckler Lab hosted a virtual Practical Haplotype Graph (PHG) introductory workshop. The workshop provided a...

On May 11 - 15, 2020, the Buckler Lab hosted its first-ever virtual Hackathon due to the social distancing requirements of the ongoing...

The Buckler Lab hosted a hackathon in February 2020 to develop a Practical Haplotype Graph (PHG) for wheat to be used by wheat breeding...

In a paper published in the May 2020 issue of Genetics, Buckler Lab members Guillaume Ramstein and Cinta Romay investigate the relevance...

Managing and utilizing genomic datasets is an essential part of plant breeding programs. As these datasets become increasingly large,...

Ed Buckler was invited to serve as a member of the expert panel on "Innovations to build sustainable, equitable, inclusive food value...

The Buckler Lab held its most recent Hackathon in October 2019 and the focus was connecting three databases: ASKDB, PHG, and Breedbase....

On October 19, Ed Buckler and postdocs Brandon Monier and Guillaume Ramstein, presented a class at the Cereal Genomics Workshop at Cold...

Newschannel WSYR's Lindsay Rachael recently featured the Buckler Lab rover and Gore Lab drone in a news story about digital agriculture...

The Buckler Lab held its biannual Hackathon on June 17 - 21 and the focus was curating, aligning, and annotating the Andropogoneae...

The Buckler Lab just completed our latest spring planting ever as an abundance of rain made earlier planting impossible. Under the...

The Buckler Lab is happy to have a crew of undergraduates (and one soon to be graduate student!) to help with the maize field research...

Buckler Lab members Sarah Jensen and Guillaume Ramstein recently helped Dr. Gael Pressior, Executive Director of CHIBAS Bioenergy and...

The Buckler Lab grows Tripsacum to study the genes responsible for its freezing tolerance. Tripsacum and maize belong to the same tribe...

Machine learning methodologies can be applied readily to biological problems, but standard training and testing methods are not designed...

In her 2019 Maize Genetics Conference presentation, Dr. Mejia-Guerra reviewed her research on decoding the transcriptional regulatory...

Over the summer of 2018, the Buckler Lab began exploring scalable, affordable high-throughput phenotyping with a fleet of three prototype...

Dr. Hai Wang presents Buckler Lab research on Deep Learning of Genomic Variation and Regulatory Network at the upcoming 2019 PAG...

Sarah Jensen, PhD candidate at the Buckler Lab, was recently awarded a Frosty Hill Travel Grant from Cornell IP-CALS, which allowed her...