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MicroSoil 2018 

Workshop on “Elucidating microbial processes in soils and sediments: Microscale measurements and modeling”

Château de Saint Loup sur Thouet

Saint Loup Lamairé, Deux Sèvres, France

  

June 26-29, 2018.

Shéma programme INRA

Programme

Wednesday June 26, 2018

8:00-9:00: Breakfast in the medieval tower of the château of Saint Loup sur Thouet.

9:00-9:30: Welcome and organizational aspects of workshop

9:30-10:30: Invited talk: “Emergent properties of microbial activity in heterogeneous soil microenvironments: An overview”, Wilfred Otten [40 minutes + 20 minutes for discussion]

10:30-10:45: Coffee break  (first chance to see posters of Poster session 1)

Session I: Physical description and modelling. Chair: Hans-Jörg Vogel

10:45-11:20: “Recent progress in the treatment and segmentation of X-ray CT images of soils”, Steffen Schlüter  [20 +15]

11:20-11:55: “Quantitative analysis of X-ray CT images of soils”, Fernando San José Martinez [20 +15]

11:55-12:30: “Sharing soil CT images and image analysis software: How do we do it, and should we come up with soil standards?” open discussion centered around 2 short presentations by Marine Lacoste and John Koestel [35]

12:30-14:00: Lunch (cold buffet in the Orangerie, on the grounds of the château)

14:00-14:35: Invited talk: “Soil microaggregates: How useful are they in the research on microscale processes?”, Kai Uwe Totsche [20 +15]

14:35-15:00: “Can pore scale geometry explain sample-scale hydrodynamic properties of soils?”, Aurore Degré [20 +15]

15:00-15:30: “Where do we stand on modelling the microscale physics of soils?”, Philippe Baveye [20 +15]

15:30-16:00: “Areas we should focus on in the physical description of soils”, Open discussion [30]

16:00-16:30: Coffee break (+ posters)

Session II: (Bio)chemical characterization and modelling.

Chair: Ingrid Kögel-Knabner

16:30-17:15: Invited talk: “Using X-ray CT to identify SOM distribution patterns in soils”, Sasha Kravchenko [30 +15]

17:15-17:50: “Mucilage in soils: Characterization and impact”, Andrea Carminati, University of Halle, Germany. [20 +15]

17:50-18:25: “Submicron-scale imaging of soil organic matter dynamics using NanoSIMS”, Carsten Müller [20 +15]

18:25–18:45: Open discussion (including discussion of posters)

 

 

Thursday June 26, 2018

8:00-9:00: Breakfast in the medieval tower of the château of Saint Loup sur Thouet.

Session II (continued): (Bio)chemical characterization and modelling.

Chair: Ingrid Kögel-Knabner

9:00-9:50: Invited talk: “Using statistical techniques to extrapolate 2D chemical maps to the 3rd dimension”, Simona Hapca [30 +15]

9:45-10:00: “Where do we stand on modelling the microscale (bio)chemistry of soils? Brief overview of a black hole”, Philippe Baveye [10+5]

10:00-10:30: “Areas we should focus on in the (bio)chemical characterization/description of soils”, Open discussion [30]

10:30-10:45: Coffee break (first chance to see posters of Poster session 2)

Session III: Microbial characterization and modelling.

Chair: Matthias Kästner

10:45-11:20: “Microbial hotspots and hot moments: Conceptual background”, Evgenia Blagodatskaya [20 +15]

11:20-11:55: “Soil-microorganisms interactions revealed through transmission electron microscopy”, Françoise Watteau [20 +15]

11:55-12:30: Poster session

12:30-14:00: Lunch (cold buffet in the Orangerie, on the grounds of the château)

14:00-14:35: “FISH-related techniques to assess the spatial distribution of soil-microorganisms in thin sections”, Hannes Schmidt [20 +15]

14:35-15:00: “Microbial dynamics at the microscale: How can we move to 4D and are micromodels part of the answer?”, Philippe C. Baveye [15 +10]

15:00-15:25: “Round-table discussion: Why are there so few measurements of the microscale spatial distribution and activity of microorganisms, and how can we get more?” Discussion led by Naoise Nunan and Wilfred Otten [35]

15:25-16:00: “Computer simulation of the activity of micoorganisms in soils: Where are we?”, Valérie Pot [20+15]

16:00-16:30: Coffee break (+ posters)

16:30-17:05: “Individual-based modeling of C and N turnover in soils”, Christina Kaiser [20+15]

17:05-17:35: “Areas we should focus on in the microbial characterization/description of soils”, Open discussion [30]

 

Session IV: Integration and upscaling

Chair: Wilfred Otten

17:35-18:10: “Example of integration of disciplinary perspectives: Linking 3D Soil Structure and Plant-Microbe-Soil Carbon Transfer in the Rhizosphere”, Alix Vidal. [20 +15]

18:10-18:45: Poster session

 

Friday June 26, 2018

8:00-9:00: Breakfast in the medieval tower of the château of Saint Loup sur Thouet.

 

Session IV (continued): Integration and upscaling

Chair: Wilfred Otten

9:00-9:35: “Example of integration of disciplinary perspectives: In situ X-ray tomography imaging of soil water and cyanobacteria from biological soil crusts undergoing desiccation”, Estelle Couradeau and Vincent Felde. [20 +15]

9:35-9:55: “Types of integration we should focus on in the near future”, Open discussion [20]

9:55-10:30: “Emergent properties: Scaling up soil carbon dynamics from microbial cells to ecosystems”, Anke Hermann [20+15]

10:30-10:45: Coffee break

10:45-11:05: “Continued open discussion on scaling-up and new macroscopic measurements”, Open discussion [20]

11:05-12:00: “Where do we go from here? Outlining a possible COST proposal to create European-scale network + other funding opportunities” discussion led by Philippe C. Baveye, Patricia Garnier and Naoise Nunan [55]

Session V. Wrapping up:

12:00-12:30:  Concluding comments and award for best poster and runner-up (Sponsored by Frontiers) Philippe C. Baveye [30]

12:30-14:00: Lunch (hot buffet in the Orangerie, on the grounds of the château)

  

List of participants:

 

Name

Institution, country

Country

E-mail address

Allegretta, Ignazio

University of Bari

Italy

ignazio.allegretta@uniba.it

Balseiro Romero, María

AgroParisTech

France

maria.balseiro@inra.fr

Baveye, Philippe

AgroParisTech

France

Philippe.Baveye@AgroParisTech.fr

Benard, Pascal

University of Göttingen, Germany

Germany

pbenard@uni-goettingen.de

Blagodatskaya, Evgenia

University of Göttingen, Germany

Germany

janeblag@mail.ru

Bonneville, Steeve

Université Libre de Bruxelles

Belgium

steeve.bonneville@ulb.ac.be

Brax, Mathilde

University of Koblens-Landau

Germany

brax@uni-landau.de

Carminati, Andrea

University of Bayreuth, Germany

Germany

Andrea.Carminati@uni-bayreuth.de

Chalhoub, Maha

BRGM/INRA

France

maha.chalhoub@inra.fr

Chenu, Claire

AgroParisTech

France

Claire.Chenu@AgroParisTech.fr

Coche, Alexandre

University of Rennes, France

France

alexandre.coche@univ-rennes1.fr

Colombi, Tino

Agricultural University, Uppsala

Sweden

tino.colombi@slu.se

Cornelis, Jean-Thomas

University of Liège, Gembloux

Belgium

jtcornelis@uliege.be

Couradeau, Estelle

Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

USA

ecouradeau@lbl.gov

Degré , Aurore

University of Liège, Gembloux

Belgium

aurore.degre@uliege.be

Diehl, Dörte

University of Koblens-Landau

Germany

diehl@uni-landau.de

Felde, Vincent

University of Kassel

Germany

felde@uni-kassel.de

Garnier, Patricia

INRA

France

patricia.garnier@inra.fr

Guber, Andrey

Michigan State University

U.S.A.

akguber@msu.edu

Hallett, Paul

University of Aberdeen

Scotland

paul.hallett@abdn.ac.uk

Hapca, Simona

University of Dundee

Scotland

s.z.hapca@dundee.ac.uk

Hermann, Anke

Agricultural University, Uppsala

Sweden

Anke.Herrmann@slu.se

Kaiser, Christina

University of Vienna

Austria

christina.kaiser@univie.ac.at

Kaltenbach, Robin

University of Koblens-Landau

Germany

kaltenbach@uni-landau.de

Kästner, Matthias

Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research

Germany

matthias.kaestner@ufz.de

Koestel, John

Agricultural University, Uppsala

Sweden

John.Koestel@slu.se

Kögel-Knabner, Ingrid

Technical University of Munich

Germany

koegel@wzw.tum.de

Kravchenko, Alexandra

Michigan State University

U.S.A.

kravche1@msu.edu

Kröner, Eva

University of Koblens-Landau

Germany

kroener@uni-landau.de

Lacoste, Marine

INRA

France

Marine.Lacoste@Inra.fr

Monga, Olivier

IRD, France

France

olivier.monga@ird.fr

Müller, Carsten

Technical University of Munich

Germany

carsten.mueller@wzw.tum.de

Nunan, Naoise

CNRS, France

France

naoise.nunan@upmc.fr

Otten, Wilfred

Cranfield University

England

Wilfred.Otten@Cranfield.ac.uk

Paradelo, Marcos

Rothamsted

England

mparadeloperez@gmail.com

Pierret, Alain

IEES, Paris

France

apierret2@gmail.com

Portell, Xavier

Cranfield University

England

xavier.portell@cranfield.ac.uk

Pot, Valérie

INRA

France

Valerie.pot@inra.fr

Raynaud, Xavier

Pierre-and-Marie-Curie University

France

xavier.raynaud@upmc.fr

San José Martinez. Fernando

Polytechnic University of Madrid

Spain

fernando.sanjose@upm.es

Schlüter, Steffen

University of Halle

Germany

steffen.schlueter@ufz.de

Schmidt, Hannes

University of Vienna

Austria

hannes.schmidt@microbial-ecology.net

Spagnuolo, Matteo

University of Bari

Italy

matteo.spagnuolo@uniba.it

Totsche, Kai

University of Jena

Germany

kai.totsche@uni-jena.de

Vedere, Charlotte

Inra

France

Charlotte.Vedere@Inra.fr

Vetterlein, Doris

University of Halle

Germany

doris.vetterlein@ufz.de

Vidal, Alix

Technical University of Munich

Germany

alix.vidal@wzw.tum.de

Vogel, Hans-Jörg

University of Halle

Germany

hans-Joerg.Vogel@ufz.de

Wagai, Rota

NARO, Tukuba

Japan

rota@affrc.go.jp

Watteau, Françoise

University of Lorraine, France

France

francoise.watteau@univ-lorraine.fr

Wick Gessler, Lukas

Helmholtz, Leipzig

Germany

lukas.wick@ufz.de

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