Dr. Augusta Cueva Agila is an accomplished researcher and academic with extensive expertise in genetics, biotechnology, and environmental conservation. With a Ph.D. in Genetic and Biomolecular Sciences from the University of Pavia, Italy, she has pioneered projects on genetic diversity, in vitro propagation, and conservation, specifically focused on endemic species such: Cinchona officinalis.
Dr. Cueva’s research bridges biodiversity conservation and genetic characterization, aiming to promote sustainable strategies that align with environmental resilience. She has contributed to numerous high-impact scientific journals and conferences worldwide, addressing topics like somatic embryogenesis, molecular and genetic biodiversity. Dr. Cueva also has a strong background in academic leadership, having directed research initiatives and trained emerging scientists on both theoretical and applied methodologies in genetics and environmental sciences.
With a commitment to educational innovation, she integrates advanced digital tools in her teaching and champions accessible, research-driven education. Her ongoing projects continue to expand understanding within plant conservation and genetic sustainability, making Dr. Cueva a vital contributor to both local and international scientific communities.
