Francisco Javier
Arteaga Alcívar
Crop Physiology
cocoa agronomic management
water crop relations
Biography
Francisco Javier Arteaga Alcívar, an Ecuadorian national, holds a degree in Agricultural Engineering from the Technical University of Manabí, a Master’s degree in Agricultural Production from the National Agrarian University La Molina (Peru), and a Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences with a specialization in Crop Physiology from the National University of Colombia. He currently serves as a Professor and Vice Dean of Research at the Faculty of Agricultural Engineering at the Technical University of Manabí, where he teaches various courses on crop management. He is a member of the research group focused on crop management, nutrition, and ecophysiology. Dr. Arteaga has authored articles in high-impact journals, as well as book chapters and crop management manuals. He has presented at national and international conferences, reviewed for scientific journals, and supervised undergraduate and graduate theses.
Projects
Fellow researchers
Liliana Ríos-Rojas
crop irrigation nutrition irrigation plant physiology plant electrophysiology hydrology agriculture 4.0 water relations biometric bigdata seed production
Luis Carlos Grajales Guzmán
soil fertility environmental sustainability indicators water resource management Soil management and conservation crop irrigation
Mauricio Fernando Martínez
Ronal Arturo Burbano Díaz
Plant ecophysiology pest management tropical agriculture water and soil mangement plant nutrition
Marysol Cano Benitez
crop irrigation soil management plan physiology crop nutrition Agriculture 4.0
Ramón Eduardo Jaimez Arellano
Plant stress physiology
Edisson Wilfrido Cuenca Cuenca
Soil and Water Management
Emil Cristhian Vega Ponce
Crop irrigation Water relations of crops
Ana Carolina Padilla Alduvin
Oriana Michelle Gómez Muñoz
Software engineering Artificial Intelligence IoT Cloud computing Wireless sensor networks AgTech co-creation Technology transfer Business management leadership and administration Project management and leadership Knowledge management Quality management
Brian Bulla Caro
Technological integration Software development IoT Solar energy Automation Electronics Sensor technology Telecommunications Pneumatics Mechanical design Smart technologies Precision agriculture Technological co-creation
