Our Scientific Advisory Board
Genesis has set up a Scientific Advisory Board whose members are eminent personalities in the fields of soil, biology, agronomy and data, chosen for their individual skills and their scientific and technical vision.
The role of the board is to help Genesis build its scientific and technical development plan and to prioritise and direct the work of its internal team and of the academic and private partners involved in its work.
The board supports the Scoring (science and data) team in particular on methodological issues related to the choice of indicators, measurement methods and scoring algorithms.
Scientific Council
Ph.D., Environmental and Soil Microbiology
Professor in the Department of Sustainable Agriculture at Rothamsted Research, Andrew Neal focuses on understanding the integrated behavior of plant-microbe-soil systems.
Scientific Council
Ph.D., Materials Science and Computational Mechanics
Entrepreneur, founder and director of In Silico Veritas, a company specialising in algorithms and digital modelling.
Scientific Council
PH.D., Biostatistics and Spatial Processes (BioSP)
INRAE, Member of the Mathematics and digital technologies (MathNum) of the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food & Environment
Scientific Council
Ph.D., Ecologist
Professor of general ecology, functional ecology and biogeochemistry, Luc Abbadie has been Deputy Scientific Director at the CNRS Ecology-Environment Institute (INEE), member of the MNHN Scientific Council and is currently Director of the Institute of Environmental Transition at Sorbonne University.
Scientific Council
PH.D., Biologist
A biologist specialising in mycology and the study of plant-fungi symbiosis, Marc André Selosse is a Professor at the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris. He is a member of the French Academy of Agriculture and heads a research unit at the University of Gdansk in Poland.
Scientific Council
PhD, General Engineer of Bridges and Waterways and Forests
Executive Secretary of the 4P1000 Initiative, Paul LUU is an agricultural engineer (AgroParisTech) specialising in tropical agronomy. Before joining the 4P1000 he worked for major international bodies: FAO, World Bank, CGIAR. He was Director of Agropolis International (Montpellier).
