Rate My Professor Vivi Arief

Arief continues her academic career at the University of Queensland, contributing to crop science through quantitative genetics, plant breeding, and biometrics. She has received funding for projects including Analytics for the Australian Grains Industry from the Grains Research & Development Corporation (2023–2027), Pre-breeding for cold tolerance and improved agronomy for high water productivity rice from the AgriFutures Rice Program (2021–2026), Data Partnerships Initiative from the Grains Research & Development Corporation (2023), and Cooperative Development of QU-GENE Simulation Platform for cross-pollinating Forage Species from AgResearch (2018–2020). Key publications encompass 'Design and analysis of multi-year field trials for annual crops' (Arief, DeLacy, and Basford, 2020), 'Selecting superior genotypes to enhance yield and fruit quality in Australian passion fruit' (Sun et al., 2025), 'Evaluation of Water Use Efficiency in Mungbean using the Inverted-Bottle Pot System' (Zhong et al., 2024), 'Simulations of multiple breeding strategy scenarios in common bean for assessing genomic selection accuracy and model updating' (Chiaravallotti et al., 2024), and 'Simulations of rate of genetic gain in dry bean breeding programs' (Lin et al., 2023). Her scholarship, cited over 2000 times, advances plant breeding methodologies and genetic gain predictions.