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: Animal Science Project description Forage-based feeds are central to Swedish dairy production, and their protein content and degradability can influence nitrogen utilization, feed intake, and milk
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PhD position, Characterization of boreal soil proteins and their role in soil nitrogen turnover Umea Reference number SLU.ua.2026.2.5.1-1987 Department of Forest Ecology and Management Third-cycle
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examined with focus on nitrogen dynamics. The project will also focus on biological nitrogen fixation, transfer of nitrogen between species and effect of specific rhizobium strains on fixation
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and nitrogen cycling, in the transition from agriculture to forest. The combined benefits of afforestation for climate change and N (i.e., reduced GHG emissions as well as decreased N pollution) vary
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Electrochemical evaluation: Assess the activity, selectivity, and stability of electrocatalysts for the conversion of nitrogen pollutants to ammonia under relevant operating conditions Presenting your
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environments are central themes of our research. The goal: circular resource use and protection of the environment and human health. About the research project Reactive nitrogen must be removed
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as NO2 (nitrogen dioxide), CO (carbon monoxide), and SO2 (sulfur dioxide). The methodology will be embedded into the data assimilation workflow of the European Air pollution Dispersion-Inverse Model
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, used as an agroecological management practice, can provide valuable ecosystem services, such as the regulation of weeds, pests, and diseases, as well as nitrogen fixation and the maintenance of soil
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biodiversity of plants“ Employer Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg Location Halle (Saale), Sachsen-Anhalt (DE) Salary W2 salary Closing date 25 Aug 2026 Website https://www.uni-halle.de/ View more
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availability when using BBF. Because of the relatively large carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) contents of BBF, soil organic matter may be signicantly modified, thereby affecting soil microbial activity