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Annemarie Eckes

Research Assistant - Data Curation/Plant Phenotyping

Biography.

Contact details:

  • +44 (0) 1603 450 094

annemarie.hildegard-eckes@earlham.ac.uk

I work mainly on the Brassica Information Portal, a web repository for Brassica trait scoring data relevant for the Brassica breeding community. In that context, my responsibilities include:

  • Curation of phenotype data with set ontology standards.
  • Communication between database developers and scientists
  • Contributing to database development by testing of submission processes ( programmatic and interface-based)
  • Communicating the database to the Brassica research community and general public amongst others
  • Upload of Sequence data to SRA.

Projects.

Brassica Information Portal

Publications.

Apr 2017

Eckes A. H., Gubala T., Nowakowski P., Szymczyszyn T., Wells R., Irwin J., Horro C., Hancock J. M., King G., Dyer S. C., Jurkowski W.

Introducing the Brassica Information Portal: Towards integrating genotypic and phenotypic Brassica crop data

F1000

Publishers version: doi:10.12688/f1000research.11301.1

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