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Waite Research Institute
The Waite Campus
PMB 1, Glen Osmond SA 5064
Australia
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Waite Partnerships and Collaboration

The Waite Campus at Urrbrae, 7km south of Adelaide’s CBD, is Australia's leading research, education and commercialisation precinct for agricultural science.

Part of a bequest to The University of Adelaide by Peter Waite (see Waite History), the Campus is world-renowned for its strengths in plant science and breeding (particularly cereal crops), landscape and soil science, and wine/viticulture.

A distinctive feature of the Waite Campus is the co-location of several of Australia’s premier research and development organisations, enabling greater collaboration and the sharing of infrastructure and expertise. Cooperation between the organisations on the Waite Campus has led to the Wine Innovation Cluster, amongst other joint initiatives. The WRI seeks to enhance and build on the opportunities arising from co-location at the Waite.

The Waite Campus is home to headquarters, divisions or nodes of the following organisations:

 

            

 

                       

 

AGT

Australian Grain Technologies Foodplus Research Centre Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Research Organization Australian Wine Research Institute Wine Innovation Cluster South Australian Research and Development Institute Australian Genome Research Facility Australian Centre for Plant Functional Genomics ARC Centre of Excellence in Plant Cell Walls Australian Plant Phenomics Facility

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Words from the Director

Roger Leigh

"Global food security is threatened by a unique convergence of climatic, environmental, economic and sociological issues that have created major challenges for agricultural production in Australia and across the world. The Waite Research Institute will harness the skills in the University of Adelaide and its partners to address these from paddock to plate." - Professor Roger Leigh

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