Silvia Busoms
Associate Professor
Universitat de Girona
Girona, Spain
Plant biologist studying wild species' adaptation to abiotic stress. Keen to collaborate on climate change adaptation via ecological and genomic approaches.
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I’m a plant biologist with a PhD in Plant Biology and Biotechnology from UAB and the University of Aberdeen. My research focuses on how plants respond to abiotic stresses using eco-physiological and genomic tools. I’ve worked on adaptation mechanisms in wild Arabidopsis and on improving crop resilience through functional alleles in Brassicaceae. Currently, I’m a lecturer at the University of Girona, combining basic and applied research. I’m keen to collaborate on projects addressing climate change adaptation through the study of wild plant populations.