Gilles Trystram
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About
Gilles Trystram is a prominent French researcher whose work sits at the intersection of food science, agricultural engineering, and the rapidly evolving digital transformation of agrifood systems. His research explores how emerging technologies — including drones, sensors, robotics, artificial intelligence, and image recognition — are reshaping the structure and dynamics of the agrifood sector. A central theme in his scholarship is the critical examination of how digitalization and platform economies introduce new forms of power asymmetry among actors in agricultural value chains, and how collective action and organizational frameworks can serve as meaningful responses to these imbalances. His 2020 work on digitization and platforms in agriculture has garnered significant scholarly attention, accumulating over 37 citations and establishing him as a key voice in debates about data governance, technological adoption, and equity in agrifood systems. Trystram's contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers navigating questions about how digital innovation intersects with institutional design and economic fairness in food production. His interdisciplinary perspective bridges engineering, economics, and policy, making his research essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the governance challenges posed by the data-driven transformation of modern agriculture.
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