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We invited Jérome Mathieu to talk with us about "Synthesizing Zombie Data". We talk about his current work on a soil fauna database, about how this project started at his institute and about related ongoing and future projects.
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We invited Julia Seeber and Roshan Babu Ojha to talk with us about "Soils in Mountain Systems". What makes soils in mountain areas special? And what kind of research do you do up there?
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We invited Franciska de Vries to talk with us about "Women in Soil Ecology".
Link to the initiative Women in Soil Science.
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We invited Madhav (Maddy) Thakur to talk with us about "Ecological Theory across Disciplines".
Link to Maddy's paper: Towards an integrative understanding of soil biodiversity.
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We invited Zoe Lindo and Toke Høye to talk with us about "The Lost Art of Taxonomy". We are especially interested in the role of both, taxonomists and machine learning approaches, how they do and will interact, and what is needed today and in the future to fulfill the demands and develop new approa…
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