KP<\/strong>-06-\u041d-8<\/strong>6\/<\/strong>2<\/strong>.<\/strong> Chitosan-based products for optimization of photosynthesis in conditions of salt stress (ChitoPhot). \u041a<\/strong>P<\/strong>-06-\u041d-81\/1<\/strong>.<\/strong> Mathematical models and the use of artificial intelligence for analysis of the photosynthetic apparatus of wheat plants under conditions of stress as a result of drought and lack of nutrients. \u041aP-06-N49-7<\/strong>. Natural zeolites as a base for space soil (ZeoSpace). Defence mechanisms at root and leaf levels that allow the resurrection plant Haberlea rhodopensis<\/em> to overcome the final stage of desiccation. The effect of light quality on physiology and photosynthesis and defining the role of polyamines in the development and stress tolerance of plants. ESA<\/strong> contract \u21164000122781\/18\/NL\/SC. Design and development of Space Greenhouse Microgravity Specific ENvironment Simulating Equipment (SG \u00b5g-SENSE). BUL5016<\/strong> Improving the Productivity and Quality of Economically Important Crops through Mutation Breeding and Biotechnology (IAEA program) National Research Program:<\/strong><\/em> \u201eHealthy nutrition for a strong bioeconomy and quality of life\u201c. KP<\/strong>-06 <\/strong>PN<\/strong> 36\/8.<\/strong> Exploring the interactions between innovative nanomaterials and higher plants \u2013 basis for development of sustainable nanoagronomic practices. KP<\/strong>-06-<\/strong>N<\/strong>21\/8.<\/strong> Mechanisms of recovery from drought and frost-induced desiccation: strategies for survival of the resurrection plant Haberlea rhodopensis<\/em>. KP-06-PN-31\/2.<\/strong> Genome wide association study of grain yield, grain protein content and grain nitrogen concentration in Bulgarian bread wheat germplasm. \u041aP-06-N36\/3<\/strong>. Evaluation of the physiological responses of wheat and triticale to drought and wetting of the soil after routine application of a selective herbicide. KP-06-India-9.<\/strong> Exploring the natural diversity in tomato germplasm for phosphate starvation responses. National Research Program \u201cYoung scientists and postdoctoral students\u201d, Young scientists Module.<\/strong> Manipulation of light for plant growth optimization and antioxidant capacity increasement. National Research Program \u201cYoung scientists and postdoctoral students\u201d, Young scientists Module DFNP-17-37<\/strong>. The role of polyamine putrescine in the regulation of water deficit tolerance in wheat. BUL5014<\/strong>.<\/strong> Screening of Cereal Germplasm Stress Response and Adaptation Potential by Advanced Nuclear, Omics and Physiological Approaches DFNI B02\/8.<\/strong> Biogenic volatile organic compounds, global climate change, and plant adaptation potential to changing environment. D01-168.<\/strong> Effects of climate change on air pollution impacts and response strategies for European ecosystems (ECLAIRE). Co-financed by the Ministry of Education and Science of Bulgaria. DNTS 01\/001.<\/strong> Protection mechanisms against excess light during desiccation of the resurrection plant Haberlea rhodopensis<\/em> Partners<\/em>: Institute of Molecular Biosciences, University of Frankfurt, Germany<\/p>\n DNTS<\/strong> 01\/10. <\/strong>Physiological and pathological effects of heavy metals at an early stage of cereal crop development and after complete maturity of grains. Protective role of nitric oxide. Partners<\/em>: Department of biotechnology, Academy of State administration of Grain, Beijing, China<\/p>\n COST<\/strong> Action<\/strong> CA15226<\/strong>. <\/strong>Climate-Smart Forestry in Mountain Regions. EU FP7 \u2013 \u2116 282910<\/strong> Effects of Climate Change on Air Pollution Impacts and Response Strategies for European Ecosystems (ECLAIRE). COST Action FP1204.<\/strong> Forests, their Products and Services \u201cGreen Infrastructure approach: linking environment with social aspects in studying and managing urban forests\u201d. COST Action FA1204.<\/strong> Vegetable grafting to improve yield and fruit quality under biotic and abiotic stress conditions. COST Action TD1102.<\/strong> Photosynthetic proteins for technological applications: biosensors and biochips. Detailed characterization of recovery processes from the drought-induced desiccated stage in the resurrection plant Haberlea rhodopensis<\/em>. Role of bio-active substances in the stress responses of crop plants: Effects on photosynthesis and their interaction with plant hormones. Mitigation of adverse effects of abiotic stress on cereals by application of plant growth regulators. Assessment of ability of synthetic auxin type compounds to counteract herbicide stress in crop plants. Physiological characteristics of frost resistance of plants with different desiccation tolerance 2016 \u2013 2018 Polyamine metabolism and signaling in crop plants under stress conditions. Biochemical and physiological mechanisms of cold hardiness in the resurrection plant Haberlea rhodopensis<\/em> Friv. Biogenic volatile organic compounds and their function in plant adaptation to changing environment Development of wheat germplasm resistant to some fungal diseases. Manipulation of light quality to optimize photosynthesis and production of secondary metabolites of interest for plant protection Low temperature tolerance mechanisms in a resurrection and a non-resurrection plant Physiological effects of heavy metals and molecular aspects of acclimation processes in crop plants. ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS National Funding KP-06-\u041d-86\/2. Chitosan-based products for optimization of photosynthesis in conditions of salt stress (ChitoPhot). 2024-2027 PI: Prof. Sashka Krumova (Institute of Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences) Partner: Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (IPPG–PI: Prof. Violeta Velikova) \u041aP-06-\u041d-81\/1. 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\n2024-2027
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Sashka Krumova (Institute of Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)
\nPartner<\/em>: Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (IPPG<\/em>–<\/em>PI: <\/em>Prof. Violeta Velikova)<\/p>\n
\n2024-2027
\nPI<\/em>: Asst. Prof. Vladimir Aleksandrov (Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)<\/p>\n
\n2021-2026
\nPI<\/em>: Assist. Prof. Totka Todorova (Institute of Catalysis, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)
\nIPPG-PI<\/em>: Prof. Violeta Velikova<\/p>\n
\nBilateral cooperation<\/h4>\n
\n2022-2023
\nPI<\/em>: <\/em>Prof. Katya Georgieva
\nPartner: <\/em>Institute of Plant Biology, Biological Research Centre, E\u00f6tv\u00f6s Lor\u00e1nd Research Network, Szeged, HAS, Hungary<\/p>\n
\n2022-2023
\nPI<\/em>: Assist. Prof. Dilyana Doneva
\nPartner<\/em>: Centre for Agricultural Research, Hungary<\/p>\n
\nInternational Funding<\/h4>\n
\n2018-2022
\nPI<\/em>: Iliana Ilieva \u2013 Space Research and Technology Institute – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
\nIPPG PI<\/em>: Prof. Violeta Velikova<\/p>\n
\n2020-2023
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Elena Todorovska (AgroBioInstitute, Agricultural Academy)
\nPI from IPPG <\/em>– Prof. Lubomir Stoilov<\/p>\n
\nOther Funding Sources<\/h4>\n
\n2019-2023.
\nPI from IPPG \u2013 BAS<\/em>: Prof. Violeta Velikova.<\/p>\nCOMPLETED RESEARCH PROJECTS<\/h3>\n
National Funding<\/h4>\n
\n2019-2024
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Sashka Krumova (Institute of Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)
\nPartner<\/em>: Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (IPPG \u2013 PI: <\/em>Prof. Violeta Velikova)<\/p>\n
\n2018-2023
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Katya Georgieva
\nPartners<\/em>:<\/em>\u00a0Institute of Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Agrobioinstitute – Agricultural Academy<\/p>\n
\n2019-2023
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Svetlana Misheva (Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)<\/p>\n
\n2020-2023
\nPI<\/em>: Assoc. Prof. Desislava Todorova (Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)<\/p>\n
\n2018-2022
\nPI<\/em>: Assist. Prof. Kiril Mishev (Institute of Plant Physiology and Genetics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences).
\nPartner<\/em>: Department of Plant Sciences, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India.<\/p>\n
\n2019-2020
\nPI<\/em>: Assist. Prof. Dilyana Doneva<\/p>\n
\n2017-2019
\nPI<\/em>: Asst. Prof. Dilyana Doneva<\/p>\n
\n2016-2017
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Lubomir Stoilov
\nPartners<\/em>:<\/em> IPPG-BAS, Agrobioinstitute, Joint Genomic Center, The Institute for Plant Genetic Resources “K. Malkov” – Sadovo<\/p>\n
\n2014 \u2013 2018
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Violeta Velikova
\nPartners<\/em>: IPPG-BAS, Sofia University, University of Forestry<\/p>\n
\n2014 \u2013 2016
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Violeta Velikova<\/p>\n
\n2012 \u2013 2016
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Katya Georgieva<\/p>\n
\n2012-2016
\nPI<\/em>: Asst. Prof. \u00a0Rosina Yordanova-Zlatanova<\/p>\n
\nInternational Funding<\/h4>\n
\n2016-2021
\nGrant<\/em> Holder<\/em>: Molise University, Italy.<\/p>\n
\n2011 \u2013 2015
\nPI<\/em>: Mark Sutton NERC, UK
\nBG PI<\/em>: Prof. Violeta Velikova.<\/p>\n
\n2012 \u2013 2016
\nGrant Holder<\/em>: Institute of Agriculture and Forest Biology, CNR, Italy.<\/p>\n
\n2012 \u2013 2016
\nGrant Holder<\/em>: Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie per l\u2019Agricoltura, le Foreste, la Natura e l\u2019Energia (DAFNE), Universit\u00e0 degli Studi della Tuscia, Viterbo, Italy.<\/p>\n
\n2011 \u2013 2015
\nGrant Holder<\/em>: Crystallography Institute, CNR, Italy<\/p>\n
\nBilateral cooperation<\/h4>\n
\n2019-2021
\nPI: <\/em>Prof. Katya Georgieva
\nPartner: <\/em>Institute of Plant Biology, Biological Research Centre, Szeged, HAS, Hungary<\/p>\n
\n2019-2021
\nPI<\/em>: Assist. Prof. Violeta Peeva
\nPartner<\/em>:\u00a0Centre for Agricultural Research, Hungary<\/p>\n
\n2019-2021
\nPI<\/em>: Assoc. Prof. Desislava Todorova
\nPartner:<\/em> Cairo University, Egypt<\/p>\n
\n2019-2021
\nPI<\/em>: Assoc. Prof. Desislava Todorova
\nPartner:<\/em> Institute of Botany, Lithuanian Academy of Sciences, Lithuania.<\/p>\n
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Katya Georgieva
\nPartner<\/em>: Institute of Plant Biology, Biological Research Centre, Szeged, HAS, Hungary<\/p>\n
\n2016 -2019
\nPI<\/em>: Asst. Prof. \u00a0Violeta Peeva
\nPartner<\/em>:\u00a0Centre for Agricultural Research, HAS, Hungary<\/p>\n
\n2016 – 2018
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Katya Georgieva
\nPartner<\/em>: Institute of Biometeorology, IBIMET, CNR, Italy<\/p>\n
\n2015-2017
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Violeta Velikova
\nPartner<\/em>: Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonia<\/p>\n
\n2015 \u2013 2017
\nPI<\/em>: Asst. Prof. Gergana Mihailova
\nPartner<\/em>: Faculty of Agriculture, Latvia University of Agriculture, Latvia<\/p>\n
\n2013-2015
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Violeta Velikova
\nPartner<\/em>: Institute for Plant Protection, CNR, \u0418\u0442\u0430\u043b\u0438\u044f<\/p>\n
\n2013-2015
\nPI<\/em>: Prof. Katya Georgieva
\nPartner<\/em>: Institute of Plant Biology, Biological Research Centre, Szeged, HAS, Hungary<\/p>\n
\n2013-2015
\nPI<\/em>: Asst. Prof. Rosina Yordanova-Zlatanova
\nPartner<\/em>: Agricultural Institute, Centre for Agricultural Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary<\/p>\n
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