Assoc. Prof. Paul Umina has been named as one of the Top 250 Researchers in the 2025 Research Magazine by The Australian, recognising his outstanding contributions to Earth Sciences, particularly in the field of pest control and pesticide management.
Each year, The Australian publishes a comprehensive list of Australia’s leading researchers, compiled using advanced data analytics to assess publicly available information about researchers and their work across 250 fields within eight disciplines. His inclusion reflects his significant and ongoing efforts to develop innovative strategies that help farmers and industry professionals manage agricultural pests, while balancing profitability and environmental sustainability.
Assoc. Prof. Umina is a co-founder and director of Cesar Australia, as well as a Melbourne Enterprise Fellow at the University of Melbourne. With more than two decades of research experience, he has played a pivotal role in advancing agricultural pest management in Australia. His work has not only contributed to the scientific community but has also led to more sustainable approaches to pest control.
The Top 250 Researchers list takes into account both the quality and quantity of a researcher’s output to determine their overall impact. Umina’s recognition is a testament to his expertise, dedication, and the lasting influence of his work.
Congratulations to Assoc. Prof. Umina and the entire Sustainable Agriculture team at Cesar Australia for their continued commitment to advancing the field of agricultural pest management.
For more information, visit: The Australian’s 2025 Research Magazine
