Shalini Trehan

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Shalini Trehan is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence and sustainability, with a primary focus on transforming global food systems. Her most-cited paper, "Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a Transitional Tool for Sustainable Food Systems" (2023), has already garnered 9 citations, signaling its timely impact in a rapidly evolving field. Trehan’s work explores how AI-driven technologies—from precision agriculture to supply chain optimization—can bridge the gap between current food production practices and long-term ecological goals. She emphasizes AI’s role not as a standalone solution, but as a transitional tool that enables incremental, data-informed shifts toward sustainability. By integrating machine learning models with environmental metrics, she provides actionable frameworks for reducing waste, improving resource efficiency, and enhancing food security. Her contributions are particularly notable for their interdisciplinary approach, merging computer science with agricultural policy and climate resilience. As a researcher, Trehan stands out for her ability to translate complex AI concepts into practical, scalable strategies for policymakers and industry stakeholders. Her work is already inspiring a new generation of scholars to consider how intelligent systems can be ethically deployed to address one of humanity’s most pressing challenges: feeding a growing planet without depleting its resources.