Spain

Antonio
Granel Richart

Agriculture Climate smart agriculture Genetic improvement Genetic resources Other

Biography

Antonio Granell is a Research Professor at CSIC. Durig his PhD he did pioneering work with pathogenesis related proteins and then moved as a post doc to work for more than three years on plant molecular genetics at the Plant Science Institute in Penn University (Cashmore’s lab). He then joined the Plant Group at the Instituto de Agroquímica in Valencia to work on plant senescence. Since 2006 his main interest has been fruit quality using tomato as model system but sometimes also in Citrus and Peach fruit. A huge effort has been put into developing technologies (omics technologies; specially metabolomics, and transcriptomics), participation in international consortia such as the Tomato Sequencing Consortium and in making the genomic information available to the plant research community (chillpeach and ESPSOL data bases and partipation in Solgenomics). Antonio is group leader of PGB, scientific coordinator of the metabolomics facility and he is in charge of the Molecular Breeding projects

Fellow researchers

Chile

Gerardo Tapia San Martín

genetic resources Agricultural systems Agriculture Bio-inputs Capacity building Climate smart agriculture Evaluation of Results and Impact Genetic improvement Seeds
Chile

Maria Teresa Pino

plant physiology Agriculture Climate smart agriculture Genetic improvement
Colombia

Diana Carolina Lopera

economía agrícola Agriculture Climate smart agriculture Genetic improvement
Spain

Antonio Monforte

molecular breeding Agriculture Climate smart agriculture Genetic improvement
Bolivia

Mario Crespo Marquez

genetic resources Agriculture Climate smart agriculture Genetic improvement
Colombia

Nora Castañeda

genetic resources Agriculture Climate smart agriculture Genetic improvement
Sponsors
BID
IICA
With the support of
Fondo Coreano de Alianza para el Conocimiento en Tecnología e Innovación (KPK)