Dr. Eeswaran is currently a Research Associate with the Institute of Water Research at Michigan State University, USA. His research integrates agronomy, long-term agroecological experiments, agricultural system modeling, resource optimization, soil health, and spatiotemporal data analysis —aiming to improve resilience and sustainability in agricultural systems. He brings his strong agronomic expertise and agroecological insight into cutting-edge research that leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and large language models to advance agricultural innovation. He is dedicated to collaborative research to understand and solve the complex challenges of global agriculture, with a focus on empowering farmers and advancing food security. He posses research experience in major agroecosystems worldwide, particularly in the United States, Sri Lanka, Senegal, India, and Bangladesh. Earned his PhD in Crop and Soil Sciences from Michigan State University with specialization in Ecological Food and Farming Systems, and obtained his M.Phil. (Crop Science) and B.Sc. (Agricultural Technology and Management) degrees from University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.