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Interview with Dr Diana Rigola and Dr Jeroen Stuurman, Keygene NV - Accelerating the breeding of new plant varieties
Wageningen, The Netherlands
June 4, 2014
Developing new plant varieties can be a costly and time-consuming process. Against this context, Dr Diana Rigola (left) and Dr Jeroen Stuurman (right) explain in International Innovation how research into plant biology and genetics is helping to address current challenges.
Interview about KeyGene’s innovations
DR DIANA RIGOLA joined KeyGene in 2006 as a scientist. She has been involved in the development of the KeyPoint® technology and her current research focus is on cucurbits breeding traits and plant reproduction.
DR JEROEN STUURMAN is a senior scientist, with a broad background in diverse areas of plant science and molecular genetics. His project portfolio aims at breeding innovations on the interface between disciplines
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