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Dr hab. Anshu Rastogi, Associate Professor (Prof. UPP)
Associate Professor (Prof. UPP) at the Department of Bioclimatology, Poznań University of Life Sciences. His work covers plant stress physiology, chlorophyll fluorescence and remote sensing, linking leaf-level physiology with top-of-canopy sun-induced fluorescence in peatlands and croplands. Working group leader for field phenotyping in the PANGEOS COST Action (CA22136). Listed among the Stanford/Elsevier top 2% most-cited scientists in 2022-2025.
anshu.rastogi@up.poznan.pl · tel. 61 846 65 51
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Postdoctoral researcher
Dr Md. Intesaful Haque
Foliar nutrition and silicon for easing chilling and drought stress in maize and buckwheat.
NAWA Ulam fellows
Dr Bedabrata Saha
Crop stress physiology: tolerance to drought and chilling.
Dr Shadma Afzal
Buckwheat resilience to heatwaves and the role of silicon; PI of the NCN HEATRISE project.
PhD students
Md. Rakib Hossain Raihan, MSc
Silicon and nanoparticles for easing drought, waterlogging and UV-B stress in buckwheat.
Alain Bertin Abayo, MSc
Modelling buckwheat productivity with the SCOPE model under water deficit and silicon treatment.
Alumni: PhD graduates
Dr Michal Antala
Sun-induced fluorescence, phenology and productivity of peatland vegetation in a climate manipulation experiment; heatwave effects on the SIF-GPP relationship.
Dr Subhajit Bandopadhyay
Ground, airborne and satellite remote sensing of sun-induced fluorescence and reflectance across ecosystems.