Titis Wardhani

Titis Wardhani is a postdoctoral researcher at Wageningen University's Laboratory of Molecular Biology, specializing in plant-microbe symbiosis and nitrogen fixation. Her work bridges molecular genetics, genomics, and biotechnology to unravel mechanisms in rhizobium interactions with legumes and nonlegumes.

• Key Research Interests: Molecular basis of rhizobium-induced cytokinin signaling, genome editing (CRISPR/Cas9), comparative genomics of Parasponia, and root nodule organogenesis.
• Academic Contributions: Active in transforming tropical Cannabaceae trees for nitrogen fixation and engineering rhizobium-induced nodulation in Manihot esculenta.
• Collaborations: Engaged in international projects with teams in the Netherlands, France, and the USA.

Her recent publications highlight trends in Cytokinin signaling, Genome editing in Parasponia, and Ethylene's role in symbiosis. She has contributed to datasets on Parasponia andersonii genome sequencing and Trema orientale assembly.

Laboratory Affiliations: Essential member of the Molecular Biology Lab at Wageningen University, advancing plant biotechnology and symbiotic research.