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Craig Atkins is an Emeritus Professor at the University of Western Australia with extensive experience in plant physiology, biochemistry, and molecular biology. His expertise lies in nitrogen metabolism, genetic manipulation of legumes, and the development of novel lupin genotypes aimed at enhancing agricultural performance. With an h-index of 20 and over 52 citations, Craig has contributed significantly to research in the areas of plant growth regulators and symbiotic nitrogen fixation. He has led various projects, focusing on the characterisation of lupin seed proteins, genome sequencing of narrow-leafed lupins, and the study of phloem-borne signals in plants. Throughout his career, he has also emphasized the industrial relevance of his research for improving farm performance in Western Australia. As a dedicated researcher and educator, he has actively taught courses on Plant Physiology and Biochemistry at the university level. Craig's multidisciplinary approach integrates analytical techniques in both soil and plants, utilizing stable isotope methods to understand plant biology and enhance agricultural outcomes.
Department of Botany • University of Western Australia
Led the Department of Botany, focusing on plant biology and agricultural research.
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