Helen Chiang is a Professor at the University of British Columbia Okanagan, specializing in plant biology and the response of plants to environmental stressors. Her research focuses on the mechanisms of plant adaptation to various environmental challenges, exploring the genetic and physiological aspects that allow plants to survive and thrive in harsh conditions. She is involved in investigating the interactions between plants and their environment, including studies on drought tolerance and nutrient uptake. Over her career, she has published numerous articles in reputable journals, contributing to the understanding of plant resilience. Through her work in various projects, she aims to enhance agricultural practices by improving crop resilience to climate variability. She is recognized for her interdisciplinary approach and collaboration with other researchers and institutions, fostering knowledge transfer and application in the field of plant science. Dr. Chiang also engages in teaching and mentorship at the university level, inspiring the next generation of scientists in biology.