Gregory Michael Andreou-Huotari

Gregory Michael Andreou-Huotari is a Doctoral Researcher affiliated with the University of Helsinki through the Doctoral Programme in Plant Sciences and Organismal and Evolutionary Biology Research Program. His work focuses on plant adaptation mechanisms, including metabolic modeling and genetic regulation of phenotypic plasticity.

• University: University of Helsinki
• Department: Organismal and Evolutionary Biology Research Program
• Role: Researcher

Research Interests: Gregory explores plant biology and microbiology, with emphasis on genetic regulation of flower size plasticity, thermal growth responses in Arabidopsis thaliana, and microbial genome sequencing. His interdisciplinary work bridges computational biology, genomics, and systems biology.

Recent Publications: Trends include Arabidopsis thaliana adaptation, genome sequencing, and quantitative genetics. Key subfields span metabolic modeling, microbial genomics, temperature-mediated plasticity, and systems biology.

Project Involvement: Gregory participates in the Genetic regulation of flower size plasticity project (2023-2027) funded by the Academy of Finland, collaborating with Principal Investigator RAE Laitinen and other researchers.