Ömer Faruk Coşkun, Ph.D., is a researcher and academic at Hatay Mustafa Kemal University, Türkiye. He holds doctoral degrees in both Biology and Horticulture. His research interests include plant biotechnology, molecular genetics, plant breeding, genetic diversity, plant tissue culture, soilless cultivation systems, abiotic stress physiology, machine learning applications in agriculture, and the molecular characterization of plant genetic resources. He has authored more than 100 scientific publications in international journals and has extensive experience in national and international research projects. His work integrates molecular marker technologies, genomics, tissue culture, grafting physiology, stress tolerance, artificial intelligence, and data-driven approaches to improve crop performance and sustainability in horticultural production systems. Dr. Coşkun serves as editor, academic editor, guest editor, or editorial board member for more than ten international journals, including SCI-indexed journals such as Diversity, Scientific Reports, PLOS ONE, BMC Plant Biology, and Plant Biosystems. He has handled hundreds of manuscripts as editor and reviewer across a wide range of plant science disciplines. His current research focuses on the integration of molecular tools, artificial intelligence, and sustainable production technologies for crop improvement, genetic resource conservation, and climate-resilient horticulture.