Helen Suter

Associate Professor

University of Melbourne

Australia

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Helen Suter is an Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research areas include plant nutrient dynamics, solid-state encapsulation technologies, and the application of deep learning in agricultural practices, as highlighted in her recent articles. She focuses on improving nitrogen use efficiency and exploring next-generation fertilizers for sustainable food security.

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University of Melbourne

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A new multispectral index for canopy nitrogen concentration applicable across growth stages in ryegrass and barley

Factors affecting ammonium capture by some Victorian lignites

Solid-State Encapsulation of Urea via Mechanochemistry-Driven Engineering of Metal–Phenolic Networks

Solid-State Encapsulation of Urea via Mechanochemistry-Driven Engineering of Metal-Phenolic Networks

Retrieving canopy nitrogen concentration and aboveground biomass with deep learning for ryegrass and barley: Comparing models and determining waveband contribution

Retrieving canopy nitrogen concentration and aboveground biomass with deep learning for ryegrass and barley: comparing models and determining waveband contribution

Assembly of Metal–Phenolic Networks on Water‐Soluble Substrates in Nonaqueous Media

Next-generation enhanced-efficiency fertilizers for sustained food security

Effect of lignite amendment on carbon and nitrogen mineralization from raw and composted manure during incubation with soil

Effect of lignite amendment on carbon and nitrogen mineralization from raw and composted manure during incubation with soil

Next-generation enhanced-efficiency fertilizers for sustained food security

Benefits from enhanced-efficiency nitrogen fertilisers in rainfed temperate pastures are seasonally driven

Opportunities to improve nitrogen use efficiency in an intensive vegetable system without compromising yield

Enhanced efficiency fertilisers reduce nitrous oxide emissions and improve fertiliser <sup>15</sup>N recovery in a Southern Australian pasture

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Kathryn A. Mumford

Ali Zavabeti

Enrico Della Gaspera

Arjun Pandey

Dongryeol Ryu

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