Nathan Ben-Moshe is an advanced researcher in agricultural microbiology and biotechnology, currently combining his Master's studies in Agroecology at the Faculty of Agriculture, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, with groundbreaking research at the Volcani Institute. As a graduate with a B.Sc. in Biotechnology from Hadassah College, his current research focuses on studying the evolution and complex molecular interactions between Clavibacter bacteria and tomato plants, utilizing advanced techniques in genetic engineering, molecular mechanisms, and microbiology. His research aims to decode the pathogen's virulence mechanisms and disease factors, with the goal of developing innovative strategies for disease control and engineering resistant varieties. His professional experience includes work in several leading research laboratories, including involvement in an innovative project for landmine detection using biosensor bacteria. Alongside his academic research, Ben-Moshe serves as a lecturer at the Science-Oriented Youth Center at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where he conducts workshops and lectures in sciences, chemistry, and applied biotechnology for gifted students, combining his research experience with excellent teaching abilities to transfer advanced scientific knowledge to the next generation."