Sabina Bosoc
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About
Sabina Bosoc is a rising researcher at the intersection of smart agriculture and sustainable waste management, leveraging cutting-edge technologies to solve real-world environmental challenges. Her work is defined by the innovative application of Machine Learning (ML) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to transform traditional industries. In her highly cited 2022 paper, Bosoc proposed an ML and IoT-driven disease detection system for viticulture, enabling precision monitoring of vineyards to preemptively combat crop diseases—a key contribution to the burgeoning field of smart farming. This work, which has garnered 10 citations, demonstrates how sensor networks and artificial intelligence can modernize winegrowing. Prior to this, Bosoc addressed a critical environmental issue in her 2021 study on Construction and Demolition Waste (CDW), where she developed a real-time sorting system using advanced algorithms. With 9 citations, this research tackles the fact that CDW constitutes over a third of Europe’s total waste, offering a practical, automated solution for more efficient recycling and reduced landfill impact. Through these contributions, Bosoc is establishing herself as a forward-thinking engineer whose work directly supports both agricultural productivity and circular economy goals.
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