Publications by authors named "Roya Janeen Ndimba"
Sustainable energy is the need of the 21st century, not because of the numerous environmental and political reasons but because it is necessary to human civilization's energy future. Sustainable energy is loosely grouped into renewable energy, energy conservation, and sustainable transport disciplines. In this review, we deal with the renewable energy aspect focusing on the biomass from bioenergy crops to microalgae to produce biofuels to the utilization of high-throughput omics technologies, in particular proteomics in advancing our understanding and increasing biofuel production.
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- Significant advancements in plant proteomics have been achieved since 2000, driven by mass spectrometry techniques to tackle food security, safety, and health challenges.
- With a projected global population increase by 2050 requiring a substantial rise in food production, sustainable agricultural practices and efficient food systems are crucial.
- The review highlights how proteomics can aid plant biology research but emphasizes the need for an integrated approach with other scientific methods to effectively address global food demands.