AIFARMS

AIFARMS ADVISORY BOARDS

INDUSTRY ADVISORY BOARD

BOARD CHAIR

Dr. Sara Crawford

President

Globe

Sustainable Environmental Consultants (SEC)

BOARD MEMBERS

Brad Arnold

Vice President

Globe

Global Crop Cycle and Fuse Connected Services

AGCO

Dr. Ranveer Chandra

Chief Scientist

Globe

Microsoft Azure Global

Dr. Sara Crawford

President

Globe

Sustainable Environmental Consultants (SEC)

Dr. Hendrik Hamann

Chief Scientist for Geoinformatics

Globe

IBM

Heather Hampton-Knodle

Vice President

Globe

Knodle, Ltd. Farms

Dr. Chris Harbourt

Chief Strategy Officer

Globe

Indigo

Mark Moran

Site Director and Advanced Sensing Lead

Globe

John Deere Technology Innovation Center

Amanda Neeley

Senior Manager, Technology & Innovation

Globe

Truterra at Land O’Lakes

Dr. Chinmay Soman

Co-founder and CEO

Globe

EarthSense, Inc

SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD

BOARD CHAIR
BOARD MEMBERS

Dr. Carla Gomes

Professor, Department of Computer Science and Director, Institute for Computational Sustainability ComSusNet

Cornell University

Dr. James (Jim) Jones

Globe

Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering  

University of Florida

Dr. Cherry Murray

Globe

Professor, Department of Physics, Deputy Director of Research at Biosphere2

University of Arizona

Jeremy Schmutz

Globe

Faculty Investigator

HudsonAlpha

Dr. Janice Siegford

Globe

Professor, Associate Chair for Graduate Programs and Research

Michigan State University

Department of Animal Science

Dr. Cyrill Stachniss

Globe

Professor, and head of the Photogrammetry & Robotics Lab

University of Bonn

Dr. Mitchell Tuinstra

Globe

Professor of Plant Breeding and Genetics, Department of Agronomy

Purdue University

The Artificial Intelligence for Future Agricultural Resilience, Management, and Sustainability (AIFARMS) Institute is supported by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture and the National Science Foundation.

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