Camila Bibiano

Camila Bibiano is a Research Fellow at Midwest University, affiliated with the Department of Research, Development and Innovation. Her work focuses on agricultural and environmental sciences, emphasizing sustainable pest management and pesticide safety. She contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals 2 (Zero Hunger) and 15 (Life on Land) through research addressing crop protection and ecological impact mitigation.

Her research interests include evaluating essential oils and synthetic compounds for their efficacy against pests like Spodoptera frugiperda (fall armyworm), while ensuring minimal harm to beneficial organisms like Trichogramma pretiosum. She also investigates chemical residues in polluted soils and the survival dynamics of agricultural pests under varying treatments.

Bibiano has produced impactful publications such as a 2023 analysis of EU pesticide regulatory gaps and a 2022 study on Lamiaceae-derived compounds. With an h-index of 79 and over 300 citations, her work demonstrates significant scholarly influence in agrochemical toxicity and sustainable agriculture. No academic awards are explicitly listed, and her profile does not mention active grants or student advisees.