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Monica Danilevicz is a Research Fellow at the Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative (AHRI) and works within the School of Agriculture and Environment at the University of Western Australia. Her research primarily focuses on adapting emerging technologies to support sustainable agricultural production and the development of smart weed management systems to create climate-resilient crops. Monica's work incorporates machine learning, computer vision, and remote sensing methods, meticulously analyzing various types of data to represent changes in plant phenotype and predict plant performance and weed emergence under field conditions. She also has extensive experience in bioinformatics, which facilitates her ability to incorporate molecular markers and biochemical measurements into her analyses. An active member of the Forrest Research Foundation alumni community, Monica was awarded a prestigious scholarship for her PhD, through which she actively contributes towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Her educational background includes a PhD in Biological Sciences from the University of Western Australia, a Master's in Plant Biotechnology Bioprocesses from Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, and a Bachelor’s in Biotechnology from the same institution.
Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative • Perth, Australia
Focused on the integration of technology in agriculture to enhance sustainable practices.
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