Richard Poire

Richard Poire is affiliated with The Australian National University's Research School of Biology, specifically within the Division of Plant Sciences and the Way Group - Plant Ecophysiology and Global Change Biology. He is also an APPN Manager and is based in Rm 1.021, Level 1, Linnaeus Building. His contact details include an email address of Richard.Poire@anu.edu.au and a website at https://biology.anu.edu.au/people/richard-poire. His profile page includes information about his affiliations, research groups, and contact details, but specific research interests and achievements are not provided.

Richard Poiré's research focuses on Plant Phenomics, Controlled Environments, and Photosynthesis. His work explores physiological responses of plants to environmental factors such as temperature, light, and water chemistry. He investigates diel growth patterns in monocot and dicot species, the impact of root cooling on plant metabolism, and the use of hyperspectral imaging for predicting wheat physiological traits. Poiré also develops tools like Leaf Analyzer for high-throughput phenotyping and examines plant growth on simulated Martian regolith. His research integrates phenotyping with modeling to enhance crop breeding and improve yield potential in sunflower and other species.