Dragana Rajković is plant scientist based in Serbia where rapeseed is the third most widely grown oilseed crop, right after sunflower and soybean. She works as research associate at IFVCNS and had spent the last several years working with oilseed crops, especially rapeseed and camelina. Her work is focused on making rapeseed more resilient to climate change and more competitive on a market. She has experience in laboratory work and in field trials with rapeseed, camelina, carinata cultivation in different environments. At the moment, she is participating in several EU funded Horizon Europe projects, RUNFASTER4EU, CARINA, MIDAS, AgroServ, COST action RECROP. She participated in national projects funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Republic of Serbia, Provincial Secretariat for Higher Education and Scientific Research, bilateral project between the Republics of Serbia and Slovenia, ECPGR (European Cooperative Program for Plant Genetic Resources) funded project. Dragana is member of Climate Crops centre of excellence, ECPGR Brassica Working Group, GCIRC Global Council for Innovation in Rapeseed and Canola, Serbian genetic society, Serbian society for plant physiology.