Martin Hartmann
@martinhartmann.bsky.social
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Soil microbial ecologist, Sustainable Agroecosystems at ETH Zurich. EiC of the European Journal of Soil Biology. Loves to study and teach about soil biodiversity. 🦠🍄🪱🌾
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Discover key scientific insights, policy implications, and collaborative outcomes from this @biodiversa.eu funded project. Register now: tinyurl.com/54yrfnad
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Looking forward to moderate this webinar with such a great panel of speakers. Discuss with us the opportunities and challenges of soil inoculation. 🦠🍄
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🚀 Using data from a 40-year field trial, we show that organic cropping systems not only transform soil biodiversity but also supercharge its metabolic potential for nutrient cycling with lasting consequences for soil C, N, and P stocks. 🌾 #SustainableAgriculture #SoilHealth
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"How can I stand on the ground every day and not feel its power? How can I live my life stepping on this stuff and not wonder at it?" William Logan

Soils are the essence of life, and I deeply admire the tiny biological engines that keep them functional.

Happy World Soil Day 2024 !
Nitrogen-cycling microbial guilds. Drawing by Joshua Binswanger.
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Things are really heating up for the Global Soil Biodiversity Conference 2026 in Victoria, Canada. The Program-at-a-Glance is now available website (globalsoilbiodiversity2026.org/program/), as well as information about your travel and visas.
Program - Global Soil Biodiversity Conference 2026
Program at a Glance
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My research focuses on #soilhealth and we are just starting a new project on #regenerativeagriculture with on farm trials. Would be great to be on the list in order to find people with the same interests.
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But that's not what our study is showing. We like to stick to the facts. #TrustTheScience
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Organic and conventional cropping systems modulate the response of nitrogen-cycling microbial guilds to drought with potential implications for plant nutrition. Thrilled to share the 2nd publication from the @biodiversaplus.bsky.social project @microservices.bsky.social doi.org/10.1016/j.so...
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I am offering a PhD opportunity at University of Edinburgh as part of the E5 DTP. CASE partner: Forest Research

On the microbial mechanisms of soil carbon cycling in tree-planted upland soils. Application deadline: 6th Jan. Please share with your network.

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Trees in an upland valley in Scotland, UK
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This channel will be dedicated to showcasing YOUR groundbreaking research! Stay tuned for the latest articles on the fascinating world of life in soil.

In the meantime, explore our webpage for more insights. We can't wait to see your latest discoveries!
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Read the latest articles of European Journal of Soil Biology at ScienceDirect.com, Elsevier’s leading platform of peer-reviewed scholarly literature
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Science meets society to promote sustainable development. This is the goal of the real-world laboratory "Jurapark Aargau", where cooperation takes place on an equal footing to build socially relevant knowledge. Video in Swiss German with English subtitles: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtEt...
Reallabor Jurapark Aargau - ein Reallabor für nachhaltige Entwicklung
YouTube video by Department D-USYS, ETH Zurich
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Be careful how you spend your money 👆
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Implementing agri-environmental schemes that reward reduced fertilization and high plant species richness can enhance grassland multifunctionality and promote sustainable land management practices. A study highly relevant for policy, led by @valentinecology.bsky.social.
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Very happy to share our new paper
"Indicators for Grassland Multifunctionality"
Free access: doi.org/10.1016/j.ec...

Thanks to all contributors!
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Redirecting
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Exactly. Most studies showing that fungi are more resistant to drought come from less disturbed systems such as grasslands. Cropping systems are often more disturbed (e.g. by tillage), which could disrupt the fungal network and exacerbate the response. In fact, we mention this in section 4.4.
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All systems in the DOK trial are plowed to 20 cm and include a seven-year crop rotation with legumes. Therefore, even the conventional systems include some regenerative practices and comparison with more divergent systems (e.g. no-till, monocultures, etc.) could lead to different results.
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🚨Welcome all new users! I am looking for a #PhD student to with on the #microbiome of #soil #fauna. #'omics, #isotopes, all that jazz. Please repost!
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📣 A new #PhD position in #millipede #gut #microbiome and processes using #'omics and #stable_isotopes will be opening in my lab next year.

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PhD position in arthropod gut microbiome and process | ISME
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Cool list. I am working on soil microbiomes. Can you add me to the list?
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Human excreta can be a sustainable fertilizer for food production, but context matters. A review of suitability, environmental impact and societal acceptance. doi.org/10.1016/j.sc...
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The first publication from an exciting field experiment. Stay tuned for more and check out the @microservices.bsky.social project at www.microservices.ethz.ch. A great collaboration between the @ethzurich.bsky.social, The Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL and Agroscope.
MICROSERVICES – A BioDiversa Project
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