Pari Madloo

Support the approval, renewal, and authorization of active substances and plant protection products (PPPs), with specialized expertise in EU frameworks, specifically Reg. (EC) No 1107/2009, Reg. (EU) No 283/2013, Reg. (EU) No 284/2013, and Reg. (EC) No 396/2005, alongside the microbial data requirements of Reg. (EU) 2022/1440 and Reg. (EU) 2022/1441.   Evaluate and interpret pesticide residue data and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) field trials to drive dietary exposure and consumer risk assessments. Ensure

Provided scientific consultancy in the fields of food science and regulatory compliance to support early-stage food product development. Conducted scientific literature reviews to assess the scientific evidence, functionality, and feasibility of specific bioactive compounds, focusing on their potential performance and applicability in food product development.

Developed skills in SQL and Tableau through analysis of market data related to agrochemical products. Created interactive dashboards to support strategic business insights and data-driven evaluation of agricultural market trends and product opportunities.

Collaborated on a nationwide research project investigating how enriched plant secondary metabolites contribute to physiological status changes and to the defense of Brassica crops against biotic stress, including phytopathogenic bacteria and fungi through in vivo and in vitro experiments. Research findings have been published in four high-impact, peer-reviewed scientific journals. - Evaluated the efficacy of candidate plant metabolites against phytopathogenic bacteria and fungi across laboratory, greenhou

Developed and optimized standardized bioassay frameworks to screen and quantify the inhibitory activity of Antifungal Proteins (AFPs) against major plant pathogens.

Participated in a research project on integrated pest management (IPM), supporting the optimization and efficacy assessment of novel biopesticide formulations under controlled conditions.

Delivered undergraduate lectures in bacteriology and phytopathology. Supervised bachelor’s students’ final-year projects on  -       post-harvest pathogen identification, characterization including microbial isolation, disease diagnostics -       isolation and characterization of plant growth promoting bacteria(PGPB) and probiotic fungi from rhizosphere and endophytic area

Conducted a research project on rhizosphere-associated probiotic bacteria, analyzing population dynamics and phenotypic traits relevant to biocontrol potential. Results were presented at multiple scientific conferences.

Ph.D. Biopesticides; Mircobial resistance, University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), Spain; awarded from Erasmus Mundus program, European Union. Graded Summa Cum Laude.