Robbie Waugh
Cell and Molecular Sciences
Scottish Crop Research Institute
United Kingdom
Biography
2011 - Research Leader (PC2), James Hutton Institute (80%) 2012 - Professor, Div. Plant Sciences, University of Dundee (20%) 2008 - Honorary Professor, University of Glasgow 2013 - Trustee Director of ‘The Genome Analysis Centre’, Norwich 2014 - Adjunct Professor, University of Adelaide 2016 – Adjunct Professor, University of Minneapolis (pending) 2014 – Co-Director, Scottish Food Security Alliance (Crops) 2010 – Board Member, ARC Centre of Excellence in Plant Cell Walls, Adelaide
Research Interest
Molecular Sciences
Publications
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I Colas, M Macaulay, JD Higgins, D Phillips, A Barakate, M Posch, SJ Armstrong, FCH Franklin, C Halpin, R Waugh, and L Ramsay (2015). A natural mutation in MutL-Homolog 3 (HvMLH3) affects synapsis progression and crossover resolution in the barley desynaptic mutant des10. New Phytologist (accepted in press)
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J Russell, M Mascher, IK Dawson, S Kyriakidis, C Calixto, F Freund, M Bayer, I Milne, T Marshall-Griffiths, S Heinen, A Hofstad, R Sharma, A Himmelbach, M Knauft, M van Zonneveld, JWS Brown, K Schmid, B Kilian, GJ Muehlbauer, N Stein and R Waugh (2016) Adaptation of barley to different environments revealed in the exomes of a range-wide collection of landraces and wild relatives.Nature Genetics (accepted in press)
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M Mascher, VJ Schuenemann, U Davidovich, N Marom, A Himmelbach, S Hübner, T Fahima, A Korol, M David, S Riehl, M Schreiber, SH Vohr, RE Green, IK Dawson, J Russell, B Kilian, GJ Muehlbauer, R Waugh, J Krause, E Weiss, N Stein(2016) Genomic evidence from 6000-year old grains sheds new light on barley domestication historyNature Genetics (accepted, in press)
