PhenoWorks brings together researchers across disciplines to build reusable tools for crop phenotyping and data analysis.
Project Leadership
Scientific direction and project coordination.
Project Lead / Principal Investigator
Muthu Bagavathiannan
Professor of Weed Ecology and Management
Texas A&M University
Professor of Weed Ecology and Management, with research spanning weed science, agronomy, and simulation modeling.
Development Lead
Software architecture and platform development.
Lead Developer
Henry Ruiz
Research Scientist
Texas A&M AgriLife Research
Creator and lead developer of PhenoWorks and LgoPy, bringing together expertise in generative AI, remote sensing, and full-stack software engineering to develop reusable tools for reproducible data processing and analysis.
Contributors
A growing community contributing code, analysis blocks, plug-ins, documentation, and examples.
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Contributor
Vijai Krishna
Graduate Assistant-Research
Texas A&M University @ Soil and Crop Sciences (SCSC)
Contributing to the development of PhenoWorks.
Contributor
Navjot Singh
Precision Ag Research Associate | PhD student
Texas A&M University @ Soil and Crop Sciences (SCSC)
Contributing to the development of PhenoWorks.
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Contributor
Eric Torres
Contributing to the development of PhenoWorks.
Scientific Advisory Team
Research perspectives that guide scientific applications and future development.
Scientific Advisor
Ambika Chandra
Professor and Assistant Director, Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Dallas
Texas A&M AgriLife Research
Professor specializing in turfgrass breeding and molecular genetics, including phenotyping for stress tolerance.
Scientific Advisor
Murukarthick Jayakodi
Assistant Professor of Plant Genomics
Texas A&M AgriLife Research
Assistant Professor of Plant Genomics, specializing in crop genetics and plant genomics.
Scientific Advisor
Dirk B. Hays
Professor of Cereal Grain Development Genetics and Technology
Texas A&M University
Professor studying cereal grain development and crop improvement through remote sensing, physiology, and genetics.
