Welcome to the Ionomics Hub
At the forefront of advancing plant science, the Ionomics Hub is dedicated to exploring how plants absorb, transport, and store nutrients and toxic elements—collectively known as the ionome. By understanding these processes, we aim to improve human health and protect the natural environment. Dive into our extensive, curated ionomic data on thousands of plant samples, all freely available to the public.
Ionomics Atlas
The Ionomics Atlas provides a cutting-edge, Google Maps-based interface to explore genetic, ionomic, and environmental data for wild-collected Arabidopsis thaliana populations. Use advanced filters to uncover intriguing relationships among ionomic, genetic, and environmental variables.
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Collaborate and Share Data
We believe in open science. Use our Data Exchange to share or access datasets, including exports from the Arabidopsis database. Collaboration within the ionomics community is vital to driving innovation and discovery.
Accessibility and Transparency
We are committed to providing an inclusive experience. Review our privacy policy, terms and conditions, and more to understand how we ensure your access to reliable and transparent resources.
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Publications and Impact
Learn how researchers across the globe are utilizing the Ionomics Hub for groundbreaking studies. Explore publications and case studies that highlight the transformative power of ionomic data.
Welcome to the Purdue Ionomics Information Management System (PiiMS)Home to the Arabidopsis Ionomics Project, PiiMS is your gateway to groundbreaking research in plant ionomics. With over 1,500 T-DNA lines and 100,000 shoot samples already analyzed, we provide a robust platform for advancing our understanding of how plants regulate nutrient and ion transport.
Advancing Plant Science through Ionomics
Understanding how plants absorb, transport, and store essential and toxic elements—collectively referred to as the ionome—is key to promoting human health and environmental sustainability. The Ionomics Hub offers curated, publicly accessible data on thousands of plant samples, empowering researchers to explore this critical area of plant biology. To dive deeper into the field of ionomics, visit our comprehensive Wikipedia entry.
Join the Movement
The Ionomics Hub is more than a database—it's a community dedicated to advancing the understanding of plant science for a healthier planet. While account creation is temporarily suspended during site migration, our resources remain fully open to the public.
Explore. Discover. Innovate. Together, we can shape the future of plant science and environmental sustainability.
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