How RI is supporting global nutrition with Professor Danielle Way
Climate change has many effects on the world, including water scarcity and shifting agricultural zones, which can impact food production.
At ICRI2024 Professor Danielle Way will explore how policy and funding for research infrastructures can help ensure global nutrition with minimal environmental impact.
Professor Danielle Way is a world leader on the impact of climate change on crops and forests, based at The Australian National University (ANU). Dani has published over 95 peer-reviewed papers and been recognized as a Highly Cited Researcher since 2020. Dani is the Director of the Australian Plant Phenomics Network, where she leads a team of plant biologists and computer scientists to provide research infrastructure and high throughput phenotyping capabilities to researchers.
Find out more about this session and the panel here.
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