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D. Boffety is a researcher focused on agricultural innovation, sustainability, and the transition away from chemical inputs in farming. Their most-cited work, "Boosting agricultural scientific research and innovation through challenges: the ROSE Challenge example" (2019, 7 citations), addresses the critical issue of glyphosate bans and the urgent need for alternatives to chemical herbicides and pesticides. Boffety’s research explores how structured challenges like the ROSE initiative can accelerate the development of sustainable agricultural practices, bridging the gap between ecological concerns and economic viability. By proposing frameworks that support EU lawmakers and agri-food stakeholders, Boffety contributes to shaping policy-relevant science that prioritizes long-term environmental health. Though their citation count is modest, their work is notable for tackling a pressing real-world problem—the phase-out of chemical inputs—and for promoting collaborative, challenge-driven innovation in agriculture. Boffety’s research is particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in agroecology, science policy, and the intersection of innovation with regulatory change.
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