Addie M. Thompson, Ph.D.

Addie Thompson

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Assistant Professor - Maize genetics and genomics; quantitative genetics; plant morphology; drought stress; high-throughput phenotyping.
Plant Resilience Institute

Phone:
517-353-0112

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Degrees:
B.S., Iowa State University
Ph.D., University of Minnesota
Postdoc, University of Minnesota
Postdoc, Purdue University

Website: http://www.thompsonmaizelab.org

Research:

At the most broad level, my lab is interested in studying maize as well as sorghum, and how different genotypes grow in different environments. We use many technologies and approaches to investigate this area, from quantitative genetics to phenomics to statistical and physiological modeling. Emphasis is placed on addressing biologically meaningful and agriculturally relevant questions, with both domestic and international potential applications. 

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