Regular biography
Annamaria De Rosa is a Fellow at The Australian National University, affiliated with the Research School of Biology. She is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Division of Plant Sciences, specifically within the Byrt Group, which focuses on engineering plant membrane proteins and solute transport to increase yield security. Her office is located in Room 2.091, Level 2, Linnaeus Bldg. For contact details, visit her profile page or email Annamaria.Derosa@anu.edu.au.
Scholar-generated biography
Annamaria De Rosa is a researcher at The Australian National University, focusing on Plant Biology and Aquaporin studies. Her work explores the molecular mechanisms of aquaporins in plants, particularly in Nicotiana tabacum and Arabidopsis, with an emphasis on their roles in water transport, solute movement, and responses to environmental stresses. She investigates the functional diversity of aquaporin isoforms, their interactions with ions and solutes, and their potential applications in biotechnology and sustainable resource management. Her research contributes to understanding how aquaporins influence plant performance, salt tolerance, and membrane transport processes.