Reports & Publications
Explore EMPHASIS publications on plant phenotyping and research infrastructure—reports, articles and research outcomes.
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- Dhondt et al. (2025) The future role of regional research infrastructures and networks toward the global plant phenotyping community
- Pommier et al. (2025) Reassessing data management in increasingly complex phenotypic datasets
- Papoutsoglou et al. (2020): Enabling reusability of plant phenomic datasets with MIAPPE 1.1. New Phytol., doi.org/10.1111/nph.16544
- Costa et al. (2019): Opportunities and Limitations of Crop Phenotyping in Southern European Countries. Front. Plant Sci., Vol. 10, p. 1125
- Costa et al. (2019): Plant Phenotyping Research Trends, a Science Mapping Approach. Front. Plant Sci., Vol. 9, p. 1933
- Pieruschka and Schurr (2019): Plant Phenotyping: Past, Present, and Future. Plant Phenomics, Vol. 2019
- Rosenqvist et al. (2019): The Phenotyping Dilemma—The Challenges of a Diversified Phenotyping Community. Front. Plant Sci., Vol. 10, p. 163
- Roy et al. (2017): European infrastructures for sustainable agriculture. Nature Plants, Vol. 3, p. 756–758
- List of EPPN/EPPN2020 publications
User Survey
Deliverables completed thus far within EMPHASIS-PREP:
- EMPHASIS aims at developing a long-term sustainable strategy for a user-driven plant phenotyping infrastructure providing services demanded by the plant science community at large.In 2018, we analysed the real user demands towards EMPHASIS by performing an extensive survey with 320 participants.View survey results
- In 2021, we carried out another survey to evaluate the current state of plant phenotyping across Europe and the world. More than 800 participants from all over the world have completed the survey.We have published the survey responses for the benefit of the community; analyses and summaries of the survey results will follow.View survey responses
Better crops for a sustainable future
Empowering European plant science with cutting-edge phenotyping infrastructure.