AI in Biology: Risk, Ethics and Interpretability
News of the recent death of Sydney Brenner, a renowned molecular biologist and enthusiastic...
Classifying Plant Stressors Going Well
We recently completed some experiments where we monitored soybeans exposed to the fungus,...
Happy to see insects?? Definitely!!
We’ve recently collaborated with an Ag-tech company and run trials to see if, using PhytlSigns...
Move 37 and Plant Science
Artificial Intelligence (AI), or more precisely ‘machine learning’, works by training a computer on...
Now You Can See Plant Defences In Action
At a recent academic conference (GDR-Phyp) and now published in Science we’ve seen videos of...
Computational Neuroscience Meets the Alien World of Plant Signalling and PhytlSigns is There to Help!
For some time now PhytlSigns has been trialled by plant researchers in Rex Cocroft’s laboratory at...
Thinking about Artificial Intelligence? Think about Plants!
Guest Article by Sarenne Wallbridge
INSPIRING YOUNG STUDENT SCIENTISTS: PhytlSigns opens up the exciting world of plant communication
Over the summer we have seen first hand how PhytlSigns technology can inspire young student...
PhytlSigns Results Presented at Prestigious International Horticulture Congress
We are very proud of Dr Cedric Camps of Agroscope, Conthey who is currently presenting plant...
Wearable electronics reveal the secret lives of plants
Faint bioelectrical signals emitted by plants can be used to monitor their needs thanks to...