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Member of the team Adaptation of Cherry tree to Climate Change (A3C)

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• Birth date: August 19, 1989
• Qualifications:
  2011 – Two-year University Degree in Technology and Bioengineering (University of Burgundy).
  2012 – BCS Degree in Plant Biotechnology and Plant Breeding (University of Lyon).
  2014 – MSC Degree in Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnologies (University of Bordeaux).
  2020 – Ph.D. in Plant Biology (University of Bordeaux, in partnership with CTIFL and UCDavis, CA).

• Research experiences:
  2013 – Technician, INRAE Bordeaux, UMR BFP, team A3C : Participation in the activities of the Prunus Genetic Resources Center.
  2014 – Project engineer, Cerevaa, Bordeaux : R&D studies for agro-food industries using nuclear magnetic resonance.
  2017 – Project engineer, CTIFL, Bergerac : Constituting a walnut phenotyping database.
  2020 – Thesis "CIFRE" CTIFL/INRAE/UCDavis : Study of walnut genetic resources for the implementation of marker-assisted selection.
  2020 – Post-doc, Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle/IPS2 Paris-Saclay : Analysis of omics data to better understand the physiology of mixotrophic orchids.

CV online on ‘Portail HAL-INRAE’ : https://cv.archives-ouvertes.fr/anthony-bernard

RESEARCH TOPICS

I am in charge of better understanding the ‘ecophysio-genetic’ mechanisms of the adaptive response of fruit trees to climate change. I therefore implement genetic diversity analyses, quantitative genetics (GWAS, QTLs), as well as multi-omics analyses and innovative phenotyping. My goal is to link the work on modeling/predicting the behavior of fruit trees in the face of climate change with the team's breeding program.

CONTACT

Attachment : Team Adaptation of Cherry tree to Climate Change (A3C).

Tel +33 5 57 12 64 64
Email : anthony.bernard@inrae.fr

PUBLICATIONS

Complete list of publications on ‘portal HAL-INRAE’