Prof. Dr. Ertan YILDIRIM

Prof. Dr. Ertan Yıldırım is Professor of Horticulture at Atatürk University and head of the Ertan Yıldırım Laboratory, leading research in vegetable breeding, abiotic stress physiology, and PGPR biostimulants.

Prof. Dr. Metin TURAN

Prof. Dr. Metin Turan

Prof. Dr. Metin Turan is Professor of Soil Science & Plant Nutrition at Yeditepe University, internationally recognized for pioneering microbial bio-fertilizers and plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR).

Prof. Dr. Melek EKİNCİ

Prof. Dr. Melek Ekinci is Professor of Horticulture at Atatürk University specializing in vegetable growing and breeding, seedling production, abiotic stress physiology, and biostimulants.

Doç. Dr. Esma YİĞİDER

Doç. Dr. Esma Yiğider is Associate Professor of Agricultural Biotechnology at Atatürk University specializing in functional genomics, genome editing, and abiotic stress tolerance.

Dr. SADIA HAKEEM

Dr. Sadia Hakeem is a Scientific Officer at the Cotton Research Institute in Pakistan, specializing in wheat biofortification, climate-smart plant architecture, and molecular breeding.

Md Mamunur Reza

Md Mamunur Reza is a PhD Fellow in the Ertan Yıldırım Lab and Assistant Director at BADC, investigating horticultural plant tissue culture, growth regulators, and abiotic stress mitigation.

Saad ZAFAR

Saad Zafar is a PhD Fellow in the Ertan Yıldırım Lab at Atatürk University researching plant molecular genetics, abiotic stress physiology, and crop improvement.

Mehmet YILDIZ

Mehmet Yıldız is a Graduate Researcher in the Ertan Yıldırım Lab at Atatürk University studying vegetable physiology, biostimulants, and abiotic stress mitigation.

Prof. Dr. Murat AYDIN

Prof. Dr. Murat Aydın is Professor of Agricultural Biotechnology at Atatürk University specializing in plant tissue culture, molecular genetics, genome-wide analyses, and abiotic stress mitigation.

Ismail KILCI

İsmail Kılcı is a Graduate Researcher and Molecular Biologist at Atatürk University investigating plant molecular genetics, agricultural biotechnology, and DNA barcoding.