Dr Rodrigo Coqui da Silva

Dr Rodrigo Coqui da Silva
  • Biography/ Background

    Dr. Rodrigo Coqui da Silva is a researcher based at the School of Agriculture, Food and Wine, University of Adelaide - Waite Campus.

    Dr. da Silva is an Agronomic Engineer with post-graduate training in Soils & Plant Nutrition. He is currently a visiting scientist (Secondment) within CSIRO Agriculture & Food working on a GRDC-funded project designed to improve crop yields and mitigate the effects of constraints in sandy soils.

    For further information, please visit:

    RC da Silva - University of Adelaide Researcher Profile

    RC da Silva - CSIRO Profile

    RC da Silva - Google Scholar

    RC da Silva - LinkedIn

    RC da Silva - ResearchGate 

    RC da Silva - ORCID

    RC da Silva - Twitter

  • Qualifications

    • 2013 - PhD Soils & Plant Nutrition - University of Sao Paulo / Kansas State University

    • 2009 - MSc Soils & Plant Nutrition - University of Sao Paulo

    • 2006 - Agronomic Engineer - Sao Paulo State University

  • Awards & Achievements

    • 2006 - "Outstanding in Research"
      Foundation for Research on Agricultural and Forest Sciences

    • 2012 - "IPNI International Scholar Award"
      International Plant Nutrition Institute

  • Publications

    Dr. Rodrigo Coqui da Silva's list of publications (patents, peer-reviewed articles, book chapters) can be found here 

  • Professional Interests

    Dr. da Silva's research interests include relevant topics of the agricultural production, particularly on aspects of soil management and plant nutrition - under laboratory, glasshouse and field conditions.

     

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Entry last updated: Friday, 10 Jun 2022