Davit Markosyan is an interdisciplinary researcher and educator with extensive expertise in agricultural economics and sustainable resource management. As a Ph.D. candidate with affiliations at prestigious institutions such as Humboldt University and the Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy, Davit has led innovative research projects and contributed to renowned academic journals. His interdisciplinary approach, combining advanced quantitative and qualitative methods with practical insights grounded in systems thinking, has resulted in impactful studies on sustainability mostly focused on socio-technical innovations and their feasibilities. He has a proven track record in conducting cost-benefit analyses, designing research proposals, managing projects, and effectively engaging stakeholders. Davit’s professional journey includes extensive collaboration with local and international organizations, contributing to development projects that promote economic growth, sustainability, and environmental consciousness in Armenia. His experience spans initiatives funded by GIZ, UN-FAO, Austrian Development Agency, UN WFP, and Armenia’s Ministry of Economy, highlighting his ability to integrate academic expertise with real-world impact. His teaching experience encompasses climate change, bioeconomy, energy management, sustainable urban development, and the economic principles underlying effective management practices.