0000-0001-7191-7770 About
Seema Yadav is a Ph.D. candidate at Queensland Alliance of Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI), the University of Queensland. She is based at the Centre for Animal Science and closely working with Prof Ben Hayes. Her Ph.D. project is focused on implementing genomic selection to accelerate genetic gains in Australian sugarcane breeding programs. Before joining the UQ, she was working as an international consultant with the Quantitative Genetics cluster at the International rice research institute, Philippines. She has double master's degrees in Mathematics and Statistics.
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International Rice Research Institute Consultant2017 - 2018
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Publications (16)
- From family trials to genomic mate allocation: statistical and genomic strategies to accelerate sugarcane genetic improvement Save
- Designed diversity: from marker-assisted backcrossing to computationally optimised polygenic introgression Save
- Advancing rust resistance in elite wheat with haplotype mapping and a novel introgression strategy Save
- Advancing rust resistance in elite wheat with haplotype mapping and a novel introgression strategy Save
- Local genomic estimates provide a powerful framework for haplotype discovery Save
- Optimising parent selection in plant breeding: comparing metaheuristic algorithms for genotype building Save
- METAGENOMIC PREDICTIONS FOR ENTERIC METHANE EMISSIONS IN SHEEP USING LONG-READ SEQUENCING OF RUMEN FLUID SAMPLES Save
- Use of continuous genotypes for genomic prediction in sugarcane Save
- Genomic prediction with machine learning in sugarcane, a complex highly polyploid clonally propagated crop with substantial non‐additive variation for key traits Save
- Optimising clonal performance in sugarcane: leveraging non-additive effects via mate-allocation strategies Save