H.J.P. Marvin

Papers

Total Citations

305

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About

H.J.P. Marvin is a leading researcher at the intersection of food systems, sustainability, and digital innovation. Their work critically examines how emerging technologies can address mounting global pressures on food production, including climate change, population growth, and geopolitical instability. Marvin’s most influential paper, “Exploring the role of green and Industry 4.0 technologies in achieving sustainable development goals in food sectors” (2022, 220 citations), provides a foundational framework for aligning technological adoption with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. This work has become a key reference for researchers and policymakers seeking to operationalize sustainability in complex food supply chains. Building on this, their subsequent study on “Digital transformation in the agri-food industry: recent applications and the role of the COVID-19 pandemic” (2023, 85 citations) offers crucial insights into how crises accelerate digital adoption, analyzing real-world applications from precision agriculture to blockchain-based traceability. Marvin’s research is particularly valued for its holistic approach, bridging technical feasibility with societal and environmental imperatives. By mapping the pathways through which green technologies and Industry 4.0 tools can transform food sectors, Marvin has established themselves as a pivotal voice in the global conversation on sustainable food system resilience.