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Australian Plant Phenomics Network - APPN
National network of plant phenotyping solutions and sensors, backed by specialist technical and data expertise.
World leader on the impact of rising temperatures and CO2 concentrations on plants, with a focus on photosynthesis, respiration, water fluxes and growth.
She did her BSc (2002) and PhD (2008) at the University of Toronto, and a post-doctoral position at Duke University. She then took up a faculty position at the University of Western Ontario in Canada in 2012 and moved to the ANU in 2022. Dani and her lab members have published 88 peer-reviewed papers and she has been recognized as a Highly Cited Researcher annually since 2020. She has also won numerous awards for her work on plant responses to climate change, including election to the College of the Royal Society of Canada (2018), the C.D. Nelson Award for early-career scientists from the Canadian Society of Plant Biologists (2019), and a McDonald Fellowship from NSERC (2022), the highest early to mid-career honor bestowed by Canada’s science funding agency. https://biology.anu.edu.au/people/academics/danielle-way
Updated 5 months ago
Basic Info
| Types | Person, Business Person, Academic |
| Region | Australia and Oceania |