July Field Plant Investigation
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Analyse concurrentielle Expansion du marché Étude de marché Lancement d'un produit ou d'un service Scientific researchCompétences
plant pathology biochemical assays research market researchTo complete this project, the learner will first research 2 local producers that have problems with plant diseases. They will then do market research on these diseases to ensure that an assay for them is commercially viable. They will then take the Pathobox out to these producers, demonstrate it, and return the results.
- The student will find producers dealing with plant pathogens that are willing to have a demonstration. This will take ~20 hours.
- The student will ensure that the assays to detect the diseases are commercially viable. This will take ~30 hours and will result in a commercial analysis of the crop/pathogen.
- The student will demonstrate the PathoBox assay(s) for their producers. This will take ~10 hours.
The student will have access to our past disease test results and market research. They will also have access to the Pathoscan staff to ask questions to. Lastly, training on how to use the Pathobox, along with the necessary reagents, will be provided.
Causes prises en charge
Les défis mondiaux auxquels ce projet s'attaque, en accord avec les objectifs de développement durable (ODD) des Nations unies. En savoir plus sur les 17 ODD ici.
À propos de l'Compagnie
PathoScan is a startup focused on revolutionizing agricultural practices with its innovative crop disease detection device. By allowing on-site and immediate identification of diseases, the device eliminates the need for centralized lab facilities and the associated delays. This transformative approach not only reduces costs but also empowers farmers with timely decision-making tools to ensure optimal crop health.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada