Rachel Shekar
Rachel (she/her) is a Founding and Managing Editor of in silico Plants. She has a Master’s Degree in Plant Biology from the University of Illinois. She has over 15 years of academic journal editorial experience, including the founding of GCB Bioenergy and the management of Global Change Biology. Rachel has overseen the social media development that has been a major part of promotion of both journals.
Why are leaves always flat?
Computer models using remote sensing data accurately predict crop yield
How much nitrogen does rice need to produce high yields?
Advancing crop growth models using genotype-specific parameters
What’s new in soybean transcriptomics?
Call for a new paradigm for crop improvement
Quantification of pasture ground cover and botanical composition for sustainable grazing management
Target enzymes for improved photosynthesis
The Role of Adaptive Strategies in Plant Modelling
Under pressure: How do plants strike a balance between growth and defense?
Reuse, don’t lose, process-based models and components
Call for papers: Functional-Structural Plant Models
