Monika Schreiner
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Monika Schreiner is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of plant science, nutrition, and sustainable agriculture. Her work is centered on enhancing the nutritional quality of crops through innovative cultivation methods, with a particular focus on vertical farming and controlled environment agriculture. Schreiner’s most-cited paper, “Food for future: Exploring cutting-edge technology and practices in vertical farm” (2024, 53 citations), synthesizes emerging technologies and practices that could revolutionize urban food production, addressing global challenges of food security and resource efficiency. Her contributions include advancing our understanding of how light spectra, nutrient management, and environmental controls influence the accumulation of health-promoting secondary metabolites in vegetables. With a career spanning decades, Schreiner has been instrumental in bridging the gap between basic plant physiology and applied horticulture, producing work that informs both academic research and commercial farming strategies. Her impact is evident in the growing adoption of vertical farming systems worldwide, and she is widely recognized for her role in shaping the future of sustainable, nutrient-dense food production.
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