Stable isotope applications for elucidating soil microbial functions
During the IRMS User Meeting, we had the opportunity to speak with Prof. Pullicino about the key topics and insights from his presentation.
Language: English | Duration: 21:01 minutes
Discover how stable isotope techniques are uncovering the hidden processes that drive soil health and sustainable agriculture.
This presentation from Prof. Daniel Said Pullicino, Department of Agricultural, Forest and Food Sciences (DiSAFA) of the University of Torino, explores how isotope analysis helps researchers investigate microbial activity, carbon cycling, nutrient transformations, and fertilizer efficiency in agricultural systems. From tracing carbon flow with C₃/C₄ plants to measuring microbial growth and nitrogen turnover, you will learn how advanced isotope methodologies provide unique insights into complex soil–plant interactions that cannot be captured by conventional analyses alone.
Join this session to explore how stable isotopes are helping scientists tackle some of agriculture's biggest challenges and advancing our understanding of healthy, resilient soils.
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