Intro to GplusE
GplusE: Genotype and Environment contributing to the sustainability of dairy cow production systems through the optimal integration of genomic selection and novel management protocols based on the development and exploitation of genomic data and supporting novel phenotyping approaches.
GplusE is an FP7 project funded by the European Union. It is a five-year project which began in January 2014 and was executed by 15 research and industry partners.
The GplusE project formally ended on 31st December 2018. The GplusE community is however still active in finalising, publishing and implementing the results. The present website will still be active and updated until the end of 2020, particularly:
- The final conference that will take place within the 70th Annual meeting of the EAAP in Ghent, Belgium, will be announced and reported in due time;
- The list of publications will be updated in June and December each year;
- The list of key results will be supplemented as they appear.
GplusE final conference at EAAP Annual Meeting in Ghent!
The final conference of GplusE project will take place within the 70th EAAP Annual Meeting in Ghent, Belgium.
The Conference will be held within session 66 « Impact of new precision phenotyping technologies on animal breeding » on 29th August 2019 from 14pm to 18pm and it will be co-chaired by Prof. Nicolas Gengler (University of Liège) and Prof. Alessio Cecchinato (University of Padua). […]
GplusE final brochure is online!
The GplusE final brochure describing the key results obtained by the GplusE project by the end of 2018 is now online and available in the following languages: English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Danish, Spanish, Swedish, Polish and Czech. Click on the following link to download the different brochures.
Presentations given in the training schools now available on YouTube
The presentations given in the training schools “New Genomic and management tools for healthier dairy cows” have been video recorded. Please click here to see them on YouTube!
Twenty-six trainees from 16 countries in the training school in Madrid!
Twenty-six trainees from 16 European countries attended the 2nd instance of the training school « New Genomic and management tools for healthier dairy cows” held in Madrid, Spain, on 27-29 November 2018. […]
Miel Hostens talk at Zoetis event 2018
Dr Miel Hostens (Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Ghent University) will give a talk to show the work of GplusE WP3 “Determination of phenotypic inter-relationships between parametres in predominantly milk and blood with physiological status, health, welfare, fertility, environmental footprint and production in dairy cows” at Zoetis genomics event. The event will be held in Rome on 7-8 November 2018.
This project has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework
Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant
agreement n° 613689.