Soil Biology Group
The Soil Biology (SBL) group regards soil life as key to sustainable (agro)ecosystems. We study the role of soil organisms in element (carbon, nutrient) transformations in soils. Our research is embedded in three themes: fertile soils; soil functional biodiversity; and soils and climate change. We have state-of-the-art laboratories which facilitate this research, both engaging in developmental research through PhD, MSc and funded projects and requested routine analyses for external clients.
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prof.dr. RE (Rachel) Creamer Chair holder
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prof.dr. E (Ellis) Hoffland Personal professor
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prof.dr.ir. GB (Gerlinde) de Deyn Personal professor
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prof.dr.ir. JW (Jan-Willem) van Groenigen Personal professor
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prof.dr. TWM (Thomas) Kuijper Personal professor
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prof.dr. W (Wietse) de Boer Special professor
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prof.dr.ir. O (Oene) Oenema Special professor
Latest publications:
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Agricultural nitrogen and phosphorus emissions to water and their mitigation options in the Haihe Basin, ChinaAgricultural Water Management 212 (2019). - ISSN 0378-3774 - p. 262 - 272.
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China’s livestock transition : Driving forces, impacts, and consequencesScience Advances 4 (2018)7. - ISSN 2375-2548
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Global environmental costs of China's thirst for milkGlobal Change Biology 24 (2018)5. - ISSN 1354-1013 - p. 2198 - 2211.
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The arms race against bacteria: Study on new antibioticsThe arms race against bacteria: Study on new antibiotics, Wageningen World 4 p.0-25, 2016-10-01, Rik Nijland, https://edepot.wur.nl/4537
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Wapens zoeken tegen bacteriën : onderzoek naar nieuwe antibioticaWapens zoeken tegen bacteriën : onderzoek naar nieuwe antibiotica , Wageningen world (2016)4 p. 20-25, 2016-12-15, R. Nijland, https://edepot.wur.nl/4020
