The Cyprus Institute
Minas Constantinou is an experienced professional in agronomy and environmental sustainability, currently working as an Agronomy and Trials Support Assistant at ADAMA Agricultural Solutions UK Limited since April 2023. Responsibilities include project management of Adama Eagle Eye and supporting agronomic trials through planning, data analysis, and field inspections. Previously held positions include Environmental Officer at Branston Ltd, where Minas led the SBTi submission for NetZero targets, and NPD Technologist at Iceland Foods, focusing on product launches and quality assurance. Educational qualifications consist of an MSc in Food Science (Food Biotechnology) from the University of Leeds and a Bachelor's degree in Veterinary Bioscience from the University of Surrey. Additional experience includes internships at the Department of Fisheries and Marine Research and Veterinary Services in Cyprus, along with a role as a Veterinary Assistant at Vet Cross Veterinary Clinic.
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The Cyprus Institute
The Institute operates under the aegis of the Cyprus Research and Educational Foundation (CREF), which is governed by a Board of Trustees, comprised of leading personalities of the international academic, political and business world; it is currently chaired by Professor Edouard Brézin, former president of the French Academy of Sciences and Professor at the Ecole Normale Supérieure. The principal objectives of CREF are the advancement of knowledge and its humane and benevolent application and the establishment of a new research and educational public-benefit organization which shall generally promote research and education in Cyprus and abroad and shall aim primarily at benefitting the public interest at large. The CyI is being developed by establishing research centers which address challenging problems that are important at both the regional and international levels. Its research centers are developed in partnership with leading institutions in the respective thematic areas. The Energy, Environment and Water Research Center (EEWRC) is developed in partnership with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the Science and Technology in Archaeology Research Center (STARC) in partnership with the Centre de recherche et de restauration des musées de France (C2RMF), headquartered in the Louvre and the Computation-based Science and Technology Research Center (CaSToRC) in partnership with the University of Illinois. Multi-level founding partnerships with internationally prominent institutions ensure the development of the Centers in close collaboration with world leaders in their respective fields. Additional collaborations with other research and academic institutions together with local authorities further enhance the development.