Are you passionate about soil science, micromorphology, and understanding the dynamics of soil systems? At the Soil Physics and Micromorphology Research Group, we are always looking for dedicated individuals who share our vision of advancing sustainable land management through innovative research. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or professional, join us in exploring the complexities of soil structures and processes and making a meaningful impact on agriculture and environmental sustainability. Let’s shape the future of soil science together
We Work Together
Our team in the Soil Physics and Micromorphology Research Group is dedicated to advancing research in soil mineralogy and micromorphology for soil genesis research, disaster mitigation, environment for sustainable agricultural land use. The strong team consists of collaboration of students, lecturers and researchers as well as overseas collaborators to work together in developing innovative solutions for soil health and environmental sustainability.
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Correlation of soil quality and feed from corn plants in different climates
Agus Iftidah Turahmansyah
Research: Spatial geostatistical analysis for landslide hazard prediction in the Balease Watershed, North Luwu Regency
Julianus Jeksen
Soil bioconservation using indigenous Flores arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) in the upstream area of Napun Gete Dam, Sikka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province
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Sophymicro for Life
Are you passionate about soil science, micromorphology, and understanding the dynamics of soil systems? At the Soil Physics and Micromorphology Research Group, we are always looking for dedicated individuals who share our vision of advancing sustainable land management through innovative research. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or professional, join us in exploring the complexities of soil structures and processes and making a meaningful impact on agriculture and environmental sustainability. Let’s shape the future of soil science together