Editorial Board Member
Prof. Anjan Goswami
Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI), Mahindra University., India
Prof. Anjan Goswami
Dr Anjan Goswami brings a distinctive blend of academic rigour and entrepreneurial depth, backed by over two decades of cross-sectoral experience across India and East Africa. He holds a doctorate in Operations Management and Entrepreneurship from the Indian School of Business and an MBA in Strategy & Finance from the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, combining strong theoretical grounding with extensive hands-on execution. His entrepreneurial journey spans agribusiness, vertically integrated value chain, Cluster integration, fintech, quick commerce, customer delivery platform, QSR, food production & processing, product development, and omnichannel D2C, where he has built and scaled ventures while fostering ecosystems and generating livelihoods at scale.
Editorial Board Member
Prof. Luca Rossini
Dept of Crop Science, University of Reading, UK
Prof. Luca Rossini
Areas of interest
Modelling in Crop Protection
Metrology applied to insect science and plant protection at large.
Optimal control applied to agroecology and crop protection.
Alternative control methods and agroecological multitrophic interactions
Modelling in Crop Protection
Metrology applied to insect science and plant protection at large.
Optimal control applied to agroecology and crop protection.
Alternative control methods and agroecological multitrophic interactions
Editorial Board Member
Prof. Mohit Varma
Agricultural & Biological Engineering, Purdue University, USA
Prof. Mohit Varma
Areas of Interest
Biological Engineering
Food, Pharmaceutical, and Biological Process Engineering
Data Science and Digital Agriculture
Biological Engineering
Food, Pharmaceutical, and Biological Process Engineering
Data Science and Digital Agriculture
Editorial Board Member
Prof. Qi Mu
Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, University of Delaware, USA
Prof. Qi Mu
The Mu lab aims to understand the genetics, development, and environmental regulation of agronomically important traits in maize and sorghum. The ultimate goal is to genetically improve crop resilience and production under climate variability. To achieve this goal, we employ approaches from quantitative genetics, genomics, molecular biology, genome editing, and bioinformatics.
Editorial Board Member
Prof. Sung-Gil Chi
Department of Life Sciences, Korea University, South Korea
Prof. Sung-Gil Chi
Sung-Gil Chi currently works at the Department of Life Sciences, Korea University. Sung-Gil does research in Cancer Research, Cell Biology and Genetics. Their most recent publication is 'Bidirectional alteration of Cav-1 expression is associated with mitogenic conversion of its function in gastric tumor progression'.
Cell and Molecular Biology, Cancer Biology
Cell and Molecular Biology, Cancer Biology