Geanina Negoșanu graduated from the Faculty of Horticulture at the University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Bucharest in 1995, specializing in Landscaping. After over twenty years of experience in the commercial sector (procurement, logistics, marketing), she started her career as a horticultural engineer in 2018 at the Research and Development Station for Vegetable Cultivation in Buzau. Initially, she held the position of Research Assistant at the Genetic, Breeding, and Biodiversity Conservation Laboratory, where she integrated into research activities under the guidance of Dr. Ing. Costel Vînătoru.

In 2020, she completed the Master’s program at the University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Bucharest, specializing in Ecological Horticultural Sciences. Her dissertation focused on the research topic of “Sideritis scardica in organic cultivation,” marking the beginning of a new direction of study and research: aromatic and medicinal plants. During the same period, she was involved in various projects funded by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, as well as National Projects coordinated and funded by MADR and UEFISCDI, which specifically targeted the activities of the Genetic, Breeding, and Biodiversity Conservation Laboratory, including germplasm improvement for vegetable crops, authenticity and genetic stability verification, and modernization of conservative selection schemes for both vegetable and medicinal aromatic species.