@crawfordjohnw@sachajonmooney@UoNHounsfield@UniofNottingham Oh Thank you so much John ! I was very lucky to be part of such a great team. All of you taught me so much. I really miss our brainstorming about soil self-organisation concept and everything else !
This is it, the last paper of my PhD research is now published ! I am so proud of all achievements. Special thanks to prof. Karl Ritz, @sachajonmooney, dr. Andy Neal, @crawfordjohnw, @UoNHounsfield & @UniofNottingham https://t.co/gk7ssVxPVs
Yes, really proud and happy that this paper is finally out there. Congratulations Andy Neal ! 👏 it was very interesting to explore the link between microbes and soil structure. @Rothamsted@UoNHounsfield@crawfordjohnw@sachajonmooney & Karl Ritz
#DYK 95% of our food 🍲 come from #soils and that at least one quarter of the planet’s life lives in soil!
Discover the full infographic here https://t.co/VUWSDouNsB #GlobalSoilPartnership
Grand succès de la Journée Mondiale des Sols organisée par l' Association Française pour l'Etude des sols (Afes) à Vannes : Les enjeux liés à l'érosion des sols et les solutions locales et territoriales.
So happy my second paper about the effect of cover crops upon soil structure and microbial community structure has been published in Scientific Reports ! 🥳
https://t.co/m6wRT9OmgY
@_TychoBrahe_@afes_fr@GISFI1 Merci pour cette conférence qui était très compréhensible (pour les néophytes de la construction de sols) et très intéressante. Très bonne continuation à vous @_TychoBrahe_, à votre équipe et à @afes_fr pour ces webinaires très enrichissants.
We are pleased to announce that the next Global Soil Biodiversity meeting (GSB3) will be held in Dublin, Ireland in November of 2021!
Please stay tuned for more details and we hope to see you there!
https://t.co/jxDEFfVZtr
The majority of bacteria in soils are located in pores < 10 µm and prefer to forage near the surface of larger pores or near fresh organic matter https://t.co/gyqyLj4c6q