Australian National University
APPN’s Node at the Australian National University in Canberra combines diverse controlled environment phenotyping with sophisticated in-house computer science expertise.
Located within the Division of Plant Science, the APPN Node at ANU is a centre for controlled environment phenotyping. It combines expertise in plant science, computer vision, and software development and offers the only externally available quarantine-certified plant growth facility in the Australian Capital Territory with a suite of reach-in growth cabinets in a modern PC2 environment.
Cutting-edge plant phenotyping infrastructure is available to academic researchers and commercial companies. Our team looks forward to discussing how our infrastructure can accelerate research outputs.
Infrastructure & Services
Controlled Environment Phenotyping
| Reach-in growth cabinets (PC2 & quarantine certified) | Book | |
| Walk-in growth rooms | Book | |
| Growth capsules | Book | |
| Greenhouse (PC2 certified) | Book | |
| Platforms for 3D-, chlorophyll fluorescence, multispectral & hyperspectral phenotyping | Book | |
| Portable phenotyping equipment for greenhouse & field work (RSB users) | Book | |
| Portable phenotyping equipment for greenhouse & field work | Book | |
| 3D-multispectral plant phenotyping & root imaging | Book | |
| Development of open-source software solutions facilitating visualisation and trait capture from image data | Book |
Key Contacts
Prof Danielle Way
Node Director, ANU
Jesusa Aguilar-Mana
Business & Admin Manager, ANU
Location
Australian Plant Phenomics Network
Australian National University
Plant Science Division,
RSB Bldg 134, Linnaeus Way,
Acton ACT 0200
