Despoina Petoumenou | Viticulture | Excellence in Research Award

Assist. Prof. Dr. Despoina Petoumenou | Viticulture | Excellence in Research Award

Assistant Professor | University of Thessaly | Greece

Dr. Despoina G. Petoumenou is a researcher specializing in viticulture and grapevine physiology, with a strong focus on understanding vine responses to environmental stresses. Her research centers on photosynthetic regulation, drought and heat stress adaptation, canopy and root system management, and sustainable foliar and cultural practices to enhance grape yield and quality under Mediterranean and climate-challenged conditions. She has held key academic and research roles at the University of Thessaly, contributing extensively to experimental vineyard studies and international collaborative projects. Dr. Petoumenou’s major contributions include advancing knowledge on photoinhibition mechanisms, adaptive vine physiology, and practical strategies for improving grapevine resilience and productivity, widely cited in leading viticulture journals. Her work bridges fundamental plant physiology with applied vineyard management, supporting climate-smart viticulture. Through her research, she aims to promote sustainable grape production systems that strengthen scientific understanding, support the wine and table grape industry, and contribute to global agricultural resilience

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Guillermo Pratta | Crop Science | AgriInnovator in Academia Award

Dr. Guillermo Pratta | Crop Science | AgriInnovator in Academia Award

Investigador Principal | CONICET | Argentina

Guillermo Pratta is a researcher specializing in plant genetics, crop improvement, and quantitative genetics, with a strong focus on horticultural and agroecological systems. His research addresses genetic variability, gene expression regulation, and the identification of quantitative trait loci associated with fruit quality, stress tolerance, and disease resistance, alongside emerging work on agroecological aptitude and genetic resource conservation. He serves as a faculty member at the National University of Rosario and is affiliated with CONICET, contributing to both academic research and applied breeding programs. Dr. Pratta’s key contributions include advances in tomato genomics, multivariate genetic analysis, identification of resistance genes, and the development of genetic resources for sustainable crop production. His work integrates molecular, statistical, and breeding approaches to enhance crop performance and resilience. Through translational research and international publications, he aims to support sustainable agriculture, strengthen food systems, and foster innovation in plant breeding and genetic resource management.

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