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://sites.google.com/sheffield.ac.uk/microbial-ecosystem-physics/home [1] Meacock, O. J. & Mitri, S. Environment-organism feedbacks drive changes in ecological interactions. Ecology Letters 28, e70027 (2025). https
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complex dynamic soil–structure interactions. Vibration-based monitoring captures the coupled response of the tunnel and surrounding soil. Conventional techniques—such as visual inspection, strain gauges
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/departments/soil-environment/ ). Read more about our benefits and what it is like to work at SLU at https://www.slu.se/en/about-slu/work-at-slu/ Study nitrogen fixation in mycorrhiza and forest soils
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level. We encourage applications from candidates with a mix of the following or closely related competences: strong knowledge and interest in plant-soil interactions, including root growth and root traits
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, immersed in a fluid with a matched refractive index. This allows for the direct, visual observation of the soil-structure interaction, enabling detailed three-dimensional measurement of displacements and
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pools are most labile and recalcitrant and how this relates to the structure of the peat. We expect that soil porosity, and changes therein, play an important role, and you will also examine feedbacks
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assaying root – soil chemical interactions and imaging for simulation of soil health indices Contribution to the design of regenerative cropping systems and ameliorants particularly nanomaterials that can
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on soil regeneration and maintenance of soil fertility in both natural and human-affected ecosystems. The main research lines include the structure and dynamics of soil communities, interactions among soil
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Phenorob, we develop novel agrogeophysical methods to obtain noninvasive subsoil information that can be used to advance root phenotyping and soil functions. Soil-root interactions will be analyzed across
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evapotranspiration (ET) modeling to lead research and development activities focused on ecosystem stress, land-atmosphere interactions, agricultural water use, and ecohydrological processes. The ideal candidate will