Dr. Jiaqi Xia holds a Ph.D. in Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) from Cornell University, with extensive research experience in hydroponics, horticultural lighting, and greenhouse management. He has a proven track record of conducting influential research on plant morphogenesis, crop management systems, and the economic potential of horticultural crops. Skilled in both advanced CEA techniques and financial modeling, he is dedicated to optimizing plant growth and enhancing profitability through innovative strategies that improve the efficiency and sustainability of CEA systems.
Dr. Neil Mattson is a professor in the School of Integrative
Plant Science, having joined Cornell University in 2007. He serves as a
statewide greenhouse specialist with research and outreach programs focusing on
the physiology of both vegetable and flower crops. His work emphasizes
strategies to optimize crop production while reducing energy use through
improved lighting and greenhouse control systems, plant mineral nutrition, and
plant stress physiology. He has authored or co-authored 52 peer-reviewed
journal articles and 139 extension articles (bulletins, trade journal articles),
and given more than 205 outreach presentations to 10,000+ agriculture industry
members. Mattson is the director of Cornell’s Controlled Environment Agriculture
group.
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Supplemental lighting
Short Biography
Dr. Jiaqi Xia holds a Ph.D. in Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) from Cornell University, with extensive research experience in hydroponics, horticultural lighting, and greenhouse management. He has a proven track record of conducting influential research on plant morphogenesis, crop management systems, and the economic potential of horticultural crops. Skilled in both advanced CEA techniques and financial modeling, he is dedicated to optimizing plant growth and enhancing profitability through innovative strategies that improve the efficiency and sustainability of CEA systems.
Dr. Neil Mattson is a professor in the School of Integrative
Plant Science, having joined Cornell University in 2007. He serves as a
statewide greenhouse specialist with research and outreach programs focusing on
the physiology of both vegetable and flower crops. His work emphasizes
strategies to optimize crop production while reducing energy use through
improved lighting and greenhouse control systems, plant mineral nutrition, and
plant stress physiology. He has authored or co-authored 52 peer-reviewed
journal articles and 139 extension articles (bulletins, trade journal articles),
and given more than 205 outreach presentations to 10,000+ agriculture industry
members. Mattson is the director of Cornell’s Controlled Environment Agriculture
group.