A place where students, educators, + researchers share new research with the grape and wine industry.

Additional Poster Session Submissions

Alexa McDaniel - Illuminating Alternative Grapevine Powdery Mildew Management

Arunabha Mitra - Genetic Variants of Grapevine Leafroll-Associated Virus 3: What Do They Mean for Managing Leafroll Disease in Washington State Vineyards?

Ben-Min Chang - Fruit-zone Evaporative Cooling Maintains Berry Size in a Hot Growing Season

Bernadette Gagnier - Plants Helping Plants: Cover Crop Alternatives for Nematode Management in Washington Vineyards

Bhaskar Bondada - Grape Personalities of Red and White Wine Cultivars

Charles Obiero - Optimizing Vineyard Irrigation Management by Wine Grape Variety

Charlotte Oliver, PhD - FRAME Network Research Update

Chris Beaver - Comparison of Quantitative Surface Enhanced Raman Enhancement Techniques for Enology

Evan Fritzke - Canopy and Irrigation Management Effects on Grape Acidity

Geraldine Diverres - Riesling and Partial Rootzone Drying: A Promising Relationship

Heather Carbon - Optimization of Temperature and Sulfur Dioxide Levels for Non-Saccharomyces Yeast

Michelle M. Moyer - Annual Update: Rootstocks for Vineyard Nematode Management

Michelle M. Moyer - Gearing Up for Washington’s Rootstock Future

Molly McIlquham - Calibrating Soil Health Indicator Ranges and Benchmark Values for Washington State’s Wine Grape Systems

Nataliya Shcherbatyuk - Vineyard Nutrition: A New Look at Old Sampling Protocols

Pierre Davadant - Impact of Soil-Applied and Foliar-Applied Nitrogen on Grape Composition

Sridhar Jarugula - The Tale of Two Economically Important Viral Diseases in Washington State Vineyards

Sridhar Jarugula - Maintaining Healthy Grapevines in Certified Nurseries Through Viral Diagnostics

Steven Jachym - Leaf Water Potential and Canopy Temperature as Influenced by Different Trellis Systems and Varietal Characteristics

Thomas Groenveld - High-Resolution Vineyard Nutrient Management

Questions? Email Marissa.

Thank you to the Washington State Wine Commission for sponsoring the 2021 Poster Session!

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Undergraduates

Undergraduate students studying grape and wine industry-related fields from any Washington post-secondary institution are welcome to apply to present their undergraduate research projects and/or findings. Undergraduate applicants can elect to have their poster judged, if desired.

Graduates

Graduate students studying grape and wine industry-related fields from any Washington post-secondary institution are welcome to apply to present their graduate research projects. Graduate students have the option to present their research as a poster or in a 10-15-minute oral presentation during the Poster Session. Graduate applicants can elect to have their poster judged, if desired.

Professionals

Professionals in the grape and wine industry are invited to present their research as a poster. Professional applicants can elect to have their poster judged, if desired.

* POSTERS FROM FOR-PROFIT VENTURES ARE NOT ELIGIBLE.