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Looking forward to the upcoming Global Soil Biodiversity Conference in Victoria, Canada - already greeted by some curious locals #GSB2026 #SoilEcology #SoilBiodiversity

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🔬 UCC Microbiology Seminar
Thurs 2 Apr, 13:00 — Dr. Siobhan O’Brien (TCD) on
“Ecological & evolutionary impacts of multiple stressors on soil microbial communities.”
📍 C_PHARM_LG51 (In‑person)
#Microbiology #SoilEcology #MicrobialEcology #EvolutionaryBiology #UCC #ResearchSeminar #AcademicEvents

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Awesome call for collaboration in #urban #soilecology!

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🔵Nuevo artículo📑

El trabajo liderado por Johana Coria @joanromanya.bsky.social @mariaperezbosch.bsky.social aporta nuevas evidencias del potencial regenerativo de residuos de poda locales 🌿

Texto completo doi.org/10.1016/j.st...

#SoilHealth #SoilEcology

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— my post doc Arun Kumar Devarajan received a Marie Curie Fellowship!

Science really moves forward through people and collaboration. Thanks to everyone involved.

#SoilEcology #MicrobialEcology #AcademicCommunity

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Our preprint on Agaricales comparative genomics is out! 🍄 122 genomes reveal how grassland fungi evolved diverse strategies: Ectomycorrhizal species lost plant-degrading enzymes while saprotrophs expanded them. 👉https://shorturl.at/shWPp @fmartin54.bsky.social #Fungi #Genomics #SoilEcology

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#FrolicPress #ManlyWadeWellman #WeirdFiction #FolkHorror #BookArts #IronGallInk #CompostArt #SoilEcology #Vermicomposting #SatorSquare #BookCoverArt #SmallPress #IndiePublishing #ProcessArt #TraditionalInk #Folklore #HorrorArt

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Today is my 32nd birthday, and one of the first things I did was turn over the soil in my worm bin. 🪱

To me, there's nothing more alchemical than turning waste into abundance.

#gardening
#alchemy
#vermiculture
#vermicomposting
#soilecology

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Understanding these signals is key to sustainable agriculture and restoration. If we can ‘speak’ the language of the soil holobiont, we can build healthier ecosystems from ground up
#Microbiome #SoilEcology

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🪱📈 Expertise in #CommunityEcology, #SoilBiodiversity, #SoilEcology and #Statistics and experience in leading teams? We are looking for a group leader for our research group Community Ecology: apply.refline.ch/273855/1817/... #ScienceJobs

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Our PhD student Nathan Wells presenting his final Milestone 3 thesis presentation:

‘Plant diversity as a driver of soil carbon stabilisation in mineral soils’ 🌱🧪🌏

…compressing 3.5 years of research into 30 minutes! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

#soilscience #soilcarbon #restoration
#soilecology

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🌧️ Mixed forests keep soil life thriving, even when rainfall shifts!
A JFR study shows that plant species mixtures boost springtail abundance and diversity, especially in drier conditions.
🔗 link.springer.com/article/10.1...

#JFR #ForestryResearch #SoilEcology #Biodiversity 🍁🌺🌱🌿

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Job offer: The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL is part of the ETH Domain. Approximately 600 people work on the sustainable use and protection of the environment and on the handling of natural hazards.

The Research Unit Forest and Soil Ecology investigates the functions of forests and soils under global environmental change. The Soil Functions and Dynamics group within the Unit is offering a six-month position starting on 1 January 2026 or by agreement as an
Intern in Soil Chemistry 80-100% (f/m/d)
Within the project DRYMET that seeks to quantify risks from heavy metals to drinking water quality, you will support the project leader in the development of methods for field experiments and in the analysis of soil samples. Your duties will include helping to set up experiments with soil and soil solutions, taking samples and preserving them for analysis, and conducting UV-Vis spectrophotometric analyses. Additionally, you will support field operations and installations at our research sites, mainly in southern Switzerland. Depending on your background and interests, there will be opportunities to gain knowledge on various aspects of soil functioning.
For this internship, a bachelor’s or master’s degree in environmental sciences or chemistry is required along with basic experience working in a laboratory. Working proficiency in English or German is essential. The ability to learn quickly and work independently is highly valued.

Job offer: The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL is part of the ETH Domain. Approximately 600 people work on the sustainable use and protection of the environment and on the handling of natural hazards. The Research Unit Forest and Soil Ecology investigates the functions of forests and soils under global environmental change. The Soil Functions and Dynamics group within the Unit is offering a six-month position starting on 1 January 2026 or by agreement as an Intern in Soil Chemistry 80-100% (f/m/d) Within the project DRYMET that seeks to quantify risks from heavy metals to drinking water quality, you will support the project leader in the development of methods for field experiments and in the analysis of soil samples. Your duties will include helping to set up experiments with soil and soil solutions, taking samples and preserving them for analysis, and conducting UV-Vis spectrophotometric analyses. Additionally, you will support field operations and installations at our research sites, mainly in southern Switzerland. Depending on your background and interests, there will be opportunities to gain knowledge on various aspects of soil functioning. For this internship, a bachelor’s or master’s degree in environmental sciences or chemistry is required along with basic experience working in a laboratory. Working proficiency in English or German is essential. The ability to learn quickly and work independently is highly valued.

#Internship Alert! BSc or MSc in #EnvironmentalSciences or #chemistry? Interested in #SoilChemistry, #fieldwork and lab analyses🌱🧪? Our Soil Functions and Dynamics group offers a 6-month internship: apply.refline.ch/273855/1806/... #Intern #SoilEcology #ScienceJobs

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Job offer: The Research Unit Forest and Soil Ecology investigates the functions of forests and soils under global environmental change. The group Soil Functions and Dynamics within the Unit is offering a 2-year position as a
PostDoc in Soil Function Assessment 80-100% (f/m/d)
Forest soils perform various functions such as nutrient provision, carbon storage, and water filtration, which are essential to overall ecosystem functioning, especially in light of climate change. Assessing soil functions relies on field investigations; however, these have to be complemented with Digital Soil Mapping (DSM) approaches to provide meaningful soil information across scales. In this project, you will leverage the large soil database (>2000 profiles) hosted by the Soil Functions and Dynamics group, along with soil spatial modeling techniques, to assess soil functioning in Swiss forests. You will evaluate changes in soil properties over time and across spatial gradients, and provide interpretations for soil functioning. You will also specifically investigate the provision of nutrients coupled with vegetation data, using indicators such as base saturation (BS%) to infer nutrient status and acidification risk. As part of a team, you will communicate the results to the stakeholders and the scientific community via meetings, presentations, and publications.
You hold a doctorate in soil science, environmental science, or geography, and have a fundamental understanding of physical and chemical processes in soils. You have experience with geospatial modeling and are proficient in a programming language relevant to data analysis (ideally R). Additionally, you demonstrate strong communication skills (oral and written), evidenced by a record of publication and presentation. Fluency in written and spoken English is essential; knowledge of German is highly valued.

Job offer: The Research Unit Forest and Soil Ecology investigates the functions of forests and soils under global environmental change. The group Soil Functions and Dynamics within the Unit is offering a 2-year position as a PostDoc in Soil Function Assessment 80-100% (f/m/d) Forest soils perform various functions such as nutrient provision, carbon storage, and water filtration, which are essential to overall ecosystem functioning, especially in light of climate change. Assessing soil functions relies on field investigations; however, these have to be complemented with Digital Soil Mapping (DSM) approaches to provide meaningful soil information across scales. In this project, you will leverage the large soil database (>2000 profiles) hosted by the Soil Functions and Dynamics group, along with soil spatial modeling techniques, to assess soil functioning in Swiss forests. You will evaluate changes in soil properties over time and across spatial gradients, and provide interpretations for soil functioning. You will also specifically investigate the provision of nutrients coupled with vegetation data, using indicators such as base saturation (BS%) to infer nutrient status and acidification risk. As part of a team, you will communicate the results to the stakeholders and the scientific community via meetings, presentations, and publications. You hold a doctorate in soil science, environmental science, or geography, and have a fundamental understanding of physical and chemical processes in soils. You have experience with geospatial modeling and are proficient in a programming language relevant to data analysis (ideally R). Additionally, you demonstrate strong communication skills (oral and written), evidenced by a record of publication and presentation. Fluency in written and spoken English is essential; knowledge of German is highly valued.

🌱🌍 #PostDoc Alert! PhD in #SoilScience, #EnvironmentalSciences, or #geography? Good knowledge of physical and chemical processes in #soil and experience with geospatial modeling? We offer a PostDoc position in Soil Function Assessment: apply.refline.ch/273855/1805/... #SoilEcology #ScienceJobs

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🦠 Curious about who eats whom in #grassland #soils? New BE-study on the dynamics of #bacterivores across depths & seasons!

🔗 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

🌐 #SoilEcology #MicrobialEcology

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Soil bacterial, fungal, and protistan assembly processes across a 1300 km climate and land-use transect Soil microbial diversity is crucial to ecosystem functioning, yet it is increasingly threatened by the climate change and intensified land use. While …

Are you curious about the whether soil microbial distribution is predictable?🤔

The key takeaway:
Bacteria 🦠→ predictable! 😊
Fungi & Protists 🍄💧 → harder to predict 😭

#SoilEcology #Microbiome #CommunityAssembly #SoilScience #Microbes

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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Dr Sam Bonnett - UWE Bristol

📢 For this week's (24 Oct 2025) Centre for Bioscience Research (CBR) talk we're delighted to have Dr. Sam Bonnett, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Science here at UWE Bristol, present:

'Developing an acoustic method for monitoring soil health'

people.uwe.ac.uk/person/sambo...

#soil #soilecology

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After nearly two years, my early PhD work has finally been published! 🎉

The findings revealed that neither temperature variations nor air-drying significantly altered the bacterial taxa within 4 weeks😄

Read more about the study here: lnkd.in/gB9-MdDq

#soilecology #biology #microbes #bacteria

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Job offer: The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL is part of the ETH Domain. Approximately 600 people work on the sustainable use and protection of the environment and on the handling of natural hazards.

The Research Unit Forest and Soil Ecology studies the impact of environmental changes on biogeochemical cycles. Within the Long-term Forest Ecosystem Research (LWF) we offer a tenure track position as a
Research Scientist in Nutrient Cycling 80% (f/m/d)
You will be responsible for monitoring atmospheric deposition and soil solution chemistry across Switzerland. Your scientific responsibilities include the adequate sampling in the field and the analysis of samples in the laboratory. You will coordinate the involved technical staff, maintain the local database and forward the data to the European ICP Forests database. You will actively participate in the ICP Forests Expert Panels "Deposition" and "Soil and Soil Solution". By applying complex modelling, you will evaluate the data regarding the long-term development of nutrient fluxes and cycles. You will successfully acquire third-party funding for add-on studies, e.g. on nutrient dynamics in the rhizosphere or on gas exchange between soil and atmosphere.
You hold a Ph.D. degree in environmental sciences with in-depth knowledge of soil science, biogeochemical cycles and analytical-chemical methods. You are efficient in dealing with large amounts of data and have good statistical knowledge as well as experience in modelling biogeochemical processes. Furthermore, you know how to publish your results in international journals and make them accessible to stakeholders in forestry practice, politics and the public. Your skills as a good team player are in demand both in the collaboration with the other scientific staff of the LWF and in the coordination of technical staff. In addition, you possess excellent English skills and a good command of German.

Job offer: The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL is part of the ETH Domain. Approximately 600 people work on the sustainable use and protection of the environment and on the handling of natural hazards. The Research Unit Forest and Soil Ecology studies the impact of environmental changes on biogeochemical cycles. Within the Long-term Forest Ecosystem Research (LWF) we offer a tenure track position as a Research Scientist in Nutrient Cycling 80% (f/m/d) You will be responsible for monitoring atmospheric deposition and soil solution chemistry across Switzerland. Your scientific responsibilities include the adequate sampling in the field and the analysis of samples in the laboratory. You will coordinate the involved technical staff, maintain the local database and forward the data to the European ICP Forests database. You will actively participate in the ICP Forests Expert Panels "Deposition" and "Soil and Soil Solution". By applying complex modelling, you will evaluate the data regarding the long-term development of nutrient fluxes and cycles. You will successfully acquire third-party funding for add-on studies, e.g. on nutrient dynamics in the rhizosphere or on gas exchange between soil and atmosphere. You hold a Ph.D. degree in environmental sciences with in-depth knowledge of soil science, biogeochemical cycles and analytical-chemical methods. You are efficient in dealing with large amounts of data and have good statistical knowledge as well as experience in modelling biogeochemical processes. Furthermore, you know how to publish your results in international journals and make them accessible to stakeholders in forestry practice, politics and the public. Your skills as a good team player are in demand both in the collaboration with the other scientific staff of the LWF and in the coordination of technical staff. In addition, you possess excellent English skills and a good command of German.

🌱 ♻️ #JobAlert! PhD in #EnvironmentalSciences and in-depth knowledge of #SoilScience and biogeochemical cycles? Strong skills in analysing large datasets? Our Research Unit Forest and #SoilEcology offers a #TenureTrack position in #NutrientCycling: apply.refline.ch/273855/1778/... #ScienceJobs

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Soil Microbial Blueprint: Predicting Soil Dominant Bacterial Genera Distribution Across Australia Soil bacteria play a crucial role in soil processes, such as carbon sequestration and nutrient cycling. While soil bacterial communities and their interactions with pedo-climatic factors have been we....

We delivered continental-scale predicted maps for the dominant bacterial genera across Australia🎉🎉🎉

The article now is published in the Molecular ecology.

#soil #microbiome #soilecology #ecology
#microbes #bacterial #digitalsoilmapping
#mapping

url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/UxpRCL7EwM...

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🌱 In snowy subalpine forests, root chemistry strongly shapes decomposition by affecting nutrients, microbes & enzymes
🧩Key insight: root traits are central to carbon cycling
#CarbonCycle #SoilEcology
Yuzhi Ren @jpreixach.bsky.social @csic.es @creaf.cat @iec.cat
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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How do active heat + drought shelters affect soil arthropods?
New results from @tern-aus.bsky.social AMRF FutureClim experiment, including @scienceanu.bsky.social @biologyanu.bsky.social coauthors @jameslking.bsky.social + @pieterarnold.bsky.social

🧪 #SoilEcology #ClimateChange #Entomology #WildOz

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I am at the Eurosoil 2025, Sevilla
Such a fantastic conference 👍👍👍
#eurosoil #soilscience #soilbiology #soilecology

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Using the groundbreaking Ecotron facility, we will simulate realistic past, present, and future climate scenarios to study soil and plant dynamics under changing conditions. This is a huge step toward predicting ecosystem resilience. #GlobalChange #SoilEcology

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Job offer: The research unit Forest and Soil Ecology assess the impact of climate change and management on forests and their soils. The Soil Biogeochemistry group at the Birmensdorf site is looking for a candidate to start in January 2026 as a
PhD student in Soil Biogeochemistry (f/m/d)
You will be working within the "FutureForests Doctoral Network", an EU-funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) initiative, which aims to train the next generation of scientists in assessing the impacts of global change on European forests utilizing a unique network of European flagship field forest facilities. Based at WSL Birmensdorf, you will investigate the effects of drought on organic matter turnover and carbon storage in the soil in the VPDrought experiment (Valais, Switzerland). The research will involve measuring soil microbial communities, as well as carbon and nitrogen pools and fluxes, using stable isotope and radiocarbon techniques. Complementary analysis will be conducted at selected manipulation facilities in Estonia (University of Tartu), Austria (University of Innsbruck) and Germany (Technical University of Munich) to compare the impacts of recurrent droughts on soil processes under global change.
You hold a master’s degree in environmental science, soil science, microbiology, or a related discipline. You demonstrate strong communication skills, self-motivation, an aptitude for field research, and a commitment to collaborative, interdisciplinary work. Good written and spoken English skills are required. Moreover, you should comply with the MSCA mobility rules: you must not have resided or carried out your main activity (work, studies, etc.) in the country of the recruiting organization for more than 12 months in the 36 months immediately before your recruitment date (January 2026).

Job offer: The research unit Forest and Soil Ecology assess the impact of climate change and management on forests and their soils. The Soil Biogeochemistry group at the Birmensdorf site is looking for a candidate to start in January 2026 as a PhD student in Soil Biogeochemistry (f/m/d) You will be working within the "FutureForests Doctoral Network", an EU-funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) initiative, which aims to train the next generation of scientists in assessing the impacts of global change on European forests utilizing a unique network of European flagship field forest facilities. Based at WSL Birmensdorf, you will investigate the effects of drought on organic matter turnover and carbon storage in the soil in the VPDrought experiment (Valais, Switzerland). The research will involve measuring soil microbial communities, as well as carbon and nitrogen pools and fluxes, using stable isotope and radiocarbon techniques. Complementary analysis will be conducted at selected manipulation facilities in Estonia (University of Tartu), Austria (University of Innsbruck) and Germany (Technical University of Munich) to compare the impacts of recurrent droughts on soil processes under global change. You hold a master’s degree in environmental science, soil science, microbiology, or a related discipline. You demonstrate strong communication skills, self-motivation, an aptitude for field research, and a commitment to collaborative, interdisciplinary work. Good written and spoken English skills are required. Moreover, you should comply with the MSCA mobility rules: you must not have resided or carried out your main activity (work, studies, etc.) in the country of the recruiting organization for more than 12 months in the 36 months immediately before your recruitment date (January 2026).

🦠 #PhDAlert! MSc in #Environmental Sciences or a related field? Interested in #Microbiology and #SoilScience? Our #Forest and #SoilEcology group is offering a 4-year #PhD position in #Soil #Biogeochemistry: apply.refline.ch/273855/1760/... #ScienceJobs #globalchange #radiocarbon

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Meet Dr. Yamina Pressler, a Soil Ecologist
Meet Dr. Yamina Pressler, a Soil Ecologist YouTube video by Eugene Science Center

Dr. Yamina Pressler is a soil ecologist. "Her ongoing research investigates the effects of fires and drought on soil food webs and how microbial-faunal trophic interactions lead to soil organic matter formation." - nres.calpoly.edu/dr-yamina-pr...

#WomeninSTEM #soil #soilecology #calpoly #Earth

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Two of our researchers are in Helsinki this week for the Ecology of Soil Microorganisms conference — presenting their work and connecting with the global soil microbiology community. Have a great time and thank you @esmmicrobes.bsky.social‬! 🌱🦠✨
#SoilEcology #MicrobialEcology

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For over a year, the BE_BioMON project team has been regularly out in the grasslands, investigating how nitrogen is transformed in the soil and how this relates to biodiversity and land use.

📷 U. Schumacher

#BiodiversityExploratories #BioMON #NitrogenCycle #SoilEcology #Fieldwork #Schorfheide

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Home (new) Dr. Elaine’s™ Soil Food Web Approach is the essence of soil regeneration. Learn how to help farmers restore their Soil Biology and increase their profits.

Dr. Elaine Ingham

Links
Website: www.soilfoodweb.com
Papers: scholar.google.com/citations?us... #microbiology #soilecology #science #scientists 🔬🍃

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