At the @sydney.edu.au node of the Australian Plant Phenomics Network, we’re using drone-based LiDAR to map agroecosystems in 3D — revealing canopy structure, terrain, and floral diversity like never before. Read more here: 🔗 plantphenomics.org.au/visualising-agricultural-landscapes-with-appn-gobi

BARLEY RESEARCHERS – apply to access the 2025 OzBarley field trial sites in WA, SA, NSW and QLD. Study phenotypic traits or methods on ~220 elite barley lines. More info here www.plantphenomics.org.au/2025-ozbarle... #NCRISimpact #GRDC

2025 OzBarley field trial sites open to researchers

Crop researchers are invited to access the 2025 OzBarley field trial sites in WA, SA, NSW and Queensland to study phenonmic traits and validate…

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🌟Less than a week left to apply for this postdoc role in my lab at the University of Sydney in Narrabri 🌟 If you want to do cutting edge plant physiology and phenomics work with tangible impacts to industry, then this role is for you. If you want more information, please get in touch.

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🌟 Exciting Postdoc Opportunity in Plant Phenomics🌟 Join our dynamic research group in Narrabri investigating chickpea heat tolerance. You’ll develop innovative phenotyping approaches using state of the art UAV and hyperspectral technologies in a project with direct impacts to industry.

...and here's a link to the Emerging Voices in Botany special issue. academic.oup.com/aobpla/pages... The next one could be steered by you.

Emerging Voices in Botany

AoB Plants is delighted to share the first edition of its new special issue series, Emerging Voices in Botany. This special issue series aims to provide a new

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🥵 @BOM_au 's Annual Climate Statement found 2024 was Australia's second-hottest year on land since records began in 1910, and the hottest year on record globally https://buff.ly/4hLZFwi

BOM: 2024 was hottest year globally, 2nd hottest in Australia

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🌟 Exciting Postdoc Opportunity in Plant Phenomics🌟 Join our dynamic research group in Narrabri investigating chickpea heat tolerance. You’ll develop innovative phenotyping approaches using state of the art UAV and hyperspectral technologies in a project with direct impacts to industry.

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Plant Phenomics

Full time, 22 months fixed term position. Located in Narrabri at the School of Life and Environmental Sciences Exciting opportunity to work at the cutting edge of plant phenomics research in the heart...

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