Australian Plant Phenomics Network at ANU
Australian Plant Phenomics Network (APPN) at ANU provides access to a range of plant phenomics GM facilities.
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About
Australian Plant Phenomics Network (APPN)
APPN invests in developing, maintaining and enhancing the technologies, expertise and data resources that accelerate crop research. We provide access to this world-leading plant phenomics infrastructure across all of mainland Australia’s major cropping environments.
The APPN is funded by the Australian Government’s National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) along with the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC), state governments, industry partners and our host organisations who provide open access to plant phenomics technologies and expertise.
APPN is a distributed network of research infrastructure platforms currently located across the following nodes:
- APPN Head Office
- APPN Node - ANU
- APPN Node – CSU
- APPN Node – Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, WA
- APPN Node – La Trobe University
- The Plant Accelerator ® APPN Node – University of Adelaide
- APPN Node – The University of Queensland
- APPN Node – The University of Sydney
- APPN Node – The University of Western Australia
- APPN Node – Western Sydney University
APPN-ANU
APPN-ANU fact sheet - infrastructure, capabilities and services
Location
Division of Plant Sciences
ANU Research School of Biology
ANU College of Science and Medicine
Linnaeus Building (134)
The Australian National University
Canberra ACT 2601
Access & cost
Please contact us to speak with our team regarding our services and cost. Pricing is available for ANU users, academic (other universities) and industry users. Rates for APPN instrument hire start from $15 per day. Weekly and monthly rates are available for our chambers and capsules from $33 per week/$132 per month.
Bookings
Instrument bookings
- ANU Research School of Biology users – book via Resource Booker
- All other users – book via email appn@anu.edu.au
Chamber and capsule bookings
- All users book via email appn@anu.edu.au
APPN-ANU Newsletters
Sign up to APPN-ANU Newsletter
Contact
E: appn@anu.edu.au
W: www.plantphenomics.org.au
Related links
Location
134 Linnaeus Way, Acton ACT 2601