Kwabena holds a Master degree in Agriculture from the University of Bonn. His previous work as a Master student foused on employing MRI as a deep phentyping tool to uncover temporal gall development on carrot roots infected with Root-knot nematodes. Currently, he is employed as Doctoral researcher at the Enabling Technologies group of IBG-2, FZJ. His research focusses on employing tracer transport technologies (carbon-11) and tomographic imaging approaches (MRI & PET) to understand structural development and carbon allocation dynamics in sugar beet taproots. Most importantly, he seek to understand how a recenlty emerging disease, Syndrome “basses richesses” affects the sink capacity of sugar beet taproot

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