Dr. Kaur serves as the Research Leader in Applied Genomics and Predictive Breeding at Agriculture Victoria, based in Melbourne, Australia. With a solid academic background, including a Masters degree in Biochemistry and a PhD in Molecular Breeding and Genetics, she is widely recognized for her expertise in legume genetics, genomics, and computational breeding. Over nearly two decades, Dr. Kaur has made significant contributions to advancing legume research. She has notably pioneered the development of genomic resources for legume crops and led the development of cost-effective large-scale genotyping platforms, revolutionizing breeding programs on a considerable scale. A standout accomplishment of Dr. Kaur's career has been her role in the transformation of Australian lentil and field pea breeding programs through the incorporation of genomics-assisted approaches, ushering in a new era of efficiency and productivity. Dr. Kaur's research is primarily focused on the integration of genomics, quantitative genetics, and statistical modelling techniques to optimize crop production. Her work has not only advanced the understanding of plant genetics but has also facilitated the development of innovative strategies for improved crop yield and sustainability.