
Research & Publications
I’m actively building my research experience in environmental science, biology, and food systems. This page highlights the projects I’ve worked on, the scientific questions I’m exploring, and the research collaborations I’ve been part of. As I continue learning, I plan to share new findings, abstracts, and future publications here.
Research Paper Contribution
Working title of the research project goes here
Role
Research Contributor / Student Researcher
Status
In Progress
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Abstract / Paper coming soon
A research project investigating the potential for biotechnology and agroecological strategies to improve crop resilience and alleviate global food insecurity.
This paper looked at scientific approaches, such as genetic engineering or microbiome, to evaluate how they influence crop yield, nutrition, and stress tolerance. I focused on regions in the Global South, where traditional aid systems often fail to address the root causes of hunger.
By analyzing literature reviews and case studies, I identified patterns in successful and unsuccessful GM crop implementations, considering how factors like drought resistance, nutrient efficiency, and pest resilience vary across farming systems. I also examined sociopolitical barriers like public mistrust, misinformation, and popular resistance.
My findings indicate that neither genetic modification nor ecological approaches are sufficient on their own. Instead, a combined strategy combining both biotechnology and agroecological practices offers the most effective pathway. This integrated model strengthens crops and ecosystem, as well as underscores the need for international policy reform, education, and cooperation to create long-term food security.

Independent Research Projects
Working title of the research project goes here
Role
Independent Researcher
Status
In Progress
Link
Abstract / Paper coming soon
Daniel is contributing to a research project examining [placeholder: topic goes here — e.g., environmental analysis, biology, chemical interactions, etc.]. His involvement includes [placeholder: data collection, observations, literature review, testing, or analysis — whichever applies] as part of a collaborative effort led by [teacher, research mentor, or lab supervisor].
As the project develops, this section will include the paper abstract, key findings, and links to any published versions or preprints.

Research Highlights
Early Findings
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Certain soil types show greater retention of microplastic particles.
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Initial trials suggest texture affects breakdown.
Techniques & Skills I’m Developing
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Recording controlled variables
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Simple chemical testing
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Observation-based analysis
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Working with standard lab tools
Future Publications
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Assisting on a research project supervised by [teacher/mentor name].
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Full abstract will be added when the study is completed.