Bochra Amina Bahri

Pioneering solutions for emerging issues in plant health, Bochra Amina Bahri serves as an Assistant Professor of Turfgrass and Forage Pathology at the University of Georgia. With a commitment to advancing the field of plant pathology, she plays a vital role in the Plant Pathology department and is an active faculty member of the Institute of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Genomics (IPBGG). Professor Bahri's work is centered around the intricate dynamics of turfgrass and forage diseases, where she seeks to develop innovative strategies to combat these challenges. Her research is instrumental in enhancing the resilience and sustainability of turfgrass systems, which are critical to both agricultural productivity and environmental health. Through her efforts, she aims to bridge the gap between scientific research and practical applications, ensuring that her findings have a tangible impact on the industry. In addition to her research, Professor Bahri is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of scientists. She is actively involved in guiding students and fostering an environment of curiosity and discovery. Her passion for teaching and research is evident in her collaborative approach, working closely with colleagues and students alike to push the boundaries of what is possible in plant pathology.