Anna Flavia de Souza Silva

Dr. Anna Flavia de Souza Silva


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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 September 2020 in Food Control
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ASAnna Flavia de Souza Silva
Anna Flavia de Souza Silva
FRFábio R.P. Rocha
Fábio R.P. Rocha

23 April 2025 in Sustainability
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JSJose Cleydson Ferreira Silva
Jose Cleydson Ferreira Silva
KMKleiton Lima de Godoy Machado
Kleiton Lima de Godoy Machado
ASAnna Flavia de Souza Silva
Anna Flavia de Souza Silva
RDRaquel Dias
Raquel Dias
VBVictor Ricardo Bodnar
Victor Ricardo Bodnar
LCLucas Cavalcante da Costa
Lucas Cavalcante da Costa
The global food production sector is under immense pressure due to rapid population growth and climate change, demanding innovative solutions for food security and sustainability. This review explores innovative advancements in agriculture and food technology, from urban farming (e.g., vertical farming, aquaponics, and hydroponics) to regenerative agriculture and agroforestry practices that enhance soil health and biodiversity. We also examine food production in extreme environments, including desert agriculture and space agriculture, as well as advances in biotechnology, synthetic biology, and nanotechnology, that enable improved crop yields and nutrition. The transformative role of AI in precision farming, predictive analytics, and water management is highlighted, as well as the importance of bioproducts and eco-friendly innovations. Finally, we discuss the vital role of policy, regulation, and community-driven approaches in shaping a resilient global food system. Through the integration of technology with sustainable practices, this review aims to inspire research into solutions that ensure future food security while preserving our planet.

1 December 2021 in Journal of Food Composition and Analysis
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ASAnna Flavia de Souza Silva
Anna Flavia de Souza Silva
BGBianca B.R. Godoy
Bianca B.R. Godoy
IGIsabela C. Gonçalves
Isabela C. Gonçalves
Luís Claudio MartinsLuís Claudio Martins
Luís Claudio Martins
FRFábio Rodrigo Piovezani Rocha
Fábio Rodrigo Piovezani Rocha

15 January 2025 in Preprints.org
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JSJose Cleydson Ferreira Silva
Jose Cleydson Ferreira Silva
KMKleiton Lima de Godoy Machado
Kleiton Lima de Godoy Machado
ASAnna Flavia de Souza Silva
Anna Flavia de Souza Silva
RDRaquel Dias
Raquel Dias
VBVictor Ricardo Bodnar
Victor Ricardo Bodnar
LCLucas Cavalcante da Costa
Lucas Cavalcante da Costa
The global food production sector faces unprecedented challenges due to rapid population growth and escalating climate change impacts, necessitating innovative strategies to ensure food security and promote sustainability. This comprehensive review explores cutting-edge solutions across multiple domains of agriculture and food technology. We examine emerging agricultural frontiers, including urban farming technologies that leverage vertical farming, hydroponics, and smart sensors to maximize productivity in limited spaces. The review also delves into agroforestry and regenerative agriculture practices that enhance soil health and biodiversity while sequestering carbon. We investigate advancements in food production in extreme environments, such as desert agriculture and deep space food technologies, which push the boundaries of cultivation in resource-scarce conditions. The transformative potential of biotechnology is highlighted through discussions on plant engineering, synthetic biology, and nanotechnology for enhanced crop yields and nutritional content. Additionally, we explore the role of artificial intelligence in optimizing agricultural management, from precision farming to predictive analytics for crop health. Water management innovations are examined as critical components of food security, especially in water-stressed regions. The review also emphasizes the importance of bioproducts and eco-friendly technological innovations that support sustainable food systems. Furthermore, we discuss the crucial role of public policy, food regulation, and participatory community approaches in ensuring equitable food distribution and adoption of new technologies. By providing a multidisciplinary perspective, this review aims to catalyze further research that integrates emerging technologies with sustainable management practices. Our goal is to inspire the development of a resilient global food system capable of meeting the nutritional needs of current and future generations while preserving environmental integrity.