Geovani Soares de Lima graduated in Agronomy (2012), and obtained a Master's degree (2013) and Doctorate (2014) in Agricultural Engineering in the area of ​​Irrigation and Drainage from the Federal University of Campina Grande, Campus of Campina Grande, PB. He completed a Post-Doctoral internship at the National Post-Doctoral Program CAPES/PPGEA/UFCG. He served as Visiting Professor at the Academic Unit of Agricultural Sciences (UAGRA/CCTA/UFCG). He is currently a permanent professor at the Graduate Program in Agricultural Engineering (PPGEA/UFCG) in the area of ​​Irrigation and Drainage and a collaborator at the Graduate Program in Tropical Horticulture (PPGHT/UFCG). He is an editor of the Brazilian Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Engineering (RBEAA/UAEA/UFCG) and of the special issue of Agriculture—EISSN 2077-0472 (New Insights into Crop Response and Tolerance to Salinity Stress). He is part of the research group investigating soil, water, and plant management in semi-arid regions (PPGEA/CNPq/UFCG). He develops research in the area of ​​Agricultural Engineering, with an emphasis on Irrigation and Drainage, working mainly on the following topics: abiotic stresses (saline and water), management and recovery of halomorphic soils, cationic nature of water, physiology, and management of irrigated crops.