Plant SynBio Australia — ANU
Powering the Australian bioeconomy through plant innovation
Plant SynBio – ANU node enables plant synthetic biology services for agricultural species, particularly in oilseed, cereal crops and legumes. It provides infrastructure and expertise for research providers, government and industry institutions as fee-for-service as well as providing incubation space for the start-up community and opportunities to collaborate. The facility provides capability across the synthetic biology cycle including the design of molecular componentry, genetic editing and transformation, and the phenotypic evaluation of the bio-designed plants.
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Plant SynBio Australia is a national research network hosted by four leading Australian universities. Our mission is to empower academic researchers and industry partners in the agri-food sector to overcome their toughest R&D challenges through cutting-edge plant synthetic biology.
Plant SynBio ANU provides the infrastructure, expertise, and support to turn plant science discoveries into real-world solutions, from lab to market. Researchers, companies, start-ups and agencies can engage with PSBA – ANU via:
Plant SynBio ANU is well connected across the Australian synthetic biology ecosystem.
SynBio uses multidisciplinary capabilities that harness the power of nature to solve challenging problems in plant science, agriculture and the environment.
Advancing crop resilience and yield through plant synthetic biology. Our research transforms genetic innovation into real-world agricultural solutions powering Australia’s sustainable bioeconomy.