
Vladimir Torres, PhD
@vla_torres
A lucky guy that works in things he loves. Postdoc in the @SchnableLab at UNL working in pheno- and genomics in maize and sorghum.
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26-08-2014 13:24:45
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Great talk by Vladimir Torres, PhD as part of the Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture seminar series.


Thanks James Schnable, Vladimir Torres, PhD and Schnable Lab for your support.


We have expanded our sequence indexed, transposon induced BonnMu maize 🌽 mutant repository to 426.000 insertions in 93% of genes w/ on av. 12 mutant alleles/gene. We have now also mutations in European Flint lines DK105, F7 & EP1. The Plant Journal onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/tp…

🚀 My article is finally out! After so many long days, I can’t forget to celebrate this achievement! Marie-Anne Van Sluys Ravi Mural James Schnable academic.oup.com/gbe/article/16…






I am so excited to see all the results this project lead by Deniz İştipliler , who is an amazing scientist, will produce! Way to go Deniz!!




Celebrating Fangyi Li today! Her work may change how some photosynthetic traits are measured in fields and taught me how little I know about cold tolerance! She graduated with her Ph.D. today hooded by James Schnable and myself, her co-mentors. UNL PSI Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture Nebraska Biochem


It takes experiments in many places to understand corn. But distant experiments usually get less attention. That’s why I’m excited about satellites. @NikeeShrestha2 lead this AIIRA - AI Institute for Resilient Agriculture project to phenotype individual corn hybrid yield plots at 5 sites spanning 725 miles (1,200 km).


James Schnable telling 3 stories in 15 minutes on using better algorithms and better data to: 1) Find the right traits, from Hongyu Jin 2) Find the genes controlling those traits, from Harshita 3) Find sequences controlling expression of those genes, from Michael Tross.


The 4 PhDs I mentor presenting at #MGC2025. Waqar Ali Genes controlling yield components Harshita Diverse transcriptional responses to low nitrogen. Nikee Shrestha Plants prefer exons be divisible by 3. Jensina Davis Linking gene expression and phenotypic plasticity.


During poster sessions I like to check in on presenters from our lab. I think Vladimir Torres, PhD has maxed out most people listening to him explain his poster on combined species transcriptome wide association studies.
