Viktoriia Lysenko

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Viktoriia Lysenko’s research lies at the intersection of agricultural engineering, environmental control, and precision livestock farming. Her work focuses on understanding how environmental disturbances—particularly temperature fluctuations—affect key quality indexes in animal and plant production systems. In her highly cited 2011 study, she analyzed the dynamics of laying hen performance, demonstrating how thermal instability in industrial poultry houses directly impacts laying rates and productivity. This foundational work, with 4 citations, established her as a researcher concerned with the practical implications of microclimate control on animal welfare and farm efficiency. More recently, Lysenko has advanced into digital agriculture, developing a mobile phytonitoring system for industrial greenhouses. Her 2022 paper, cited 3 times, presents a software implementation that enables a robotic platform to read and store real-time data on plant conditions and environmental parameters. This work bridges sensor technology, automation, and crop science, offering a scalable tool for precision greenhouse management. Through these contributions, Lysenko demonstrates a career-long commitment to improving agricultural sustainability by quantifying and controlling the environmental variables that govern both animal and plant production.