29 Oct

Stora Loftet, Ultuna, SLU.

Lunch seminar "Micro-scale based biogeochemistry studies: Are they needed to advance our understanding of nitrogen cycling in soils?"

by Anke Herrmann, Assistant Professor <p>Dept. of Chemistry &amp; Dept. of Soil and Environment</p><p style="text-align: center;"><img src="http://www.slu.se/Global/externwebben/forskarskolor/focus-soils-water/FoSW_logo.jpg" alt=""></p>

There is an increasing acceptance of the need to study spatio-temporal patterns at the micro-scales in soils in order to understand macro-scale behaviour (at field and catchment scales). I will present potential and pitfalls of both (i) the 15N isotope dilution technique for studying gross N processes in soils at the macro-scale as well as (ii) the use of secondary ion mass spectrometry to study N processes at the micro-scale.

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Time: 2008-10-29 11:30 - 13:00
Location: Stora Loftet, Ultuna, SLU.
Organiser: Focus on Soils & Water
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Register for lunch (free of charge) by e-mail to annika.lundberg@mark.slu.se no later than 27 October 2008. Please inform if you wish vegetarian food or have any food allergies.

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Linnea Berglund, Kristin Boye & Marcus Wallin


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