Kentaro Hayashi

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Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
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Professor Kentaro Hayashi is affiliated with the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature in Japan. His research areas focus on nitrogen cycling, coastal eutrophication, and the impacts of fertilizer use on environmental sustainability. Recent publications address the complexities of the nitrogen cycle, policy implications for fertilizer reduction, and the health effects of stratospheric ozone depletion. Professor Hayashi's work contributes significantly to understanding and managing nutrient dynamics in agricultural ecosystems.

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Alfred Stach

professor / lecturer

Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

POLAND
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Kazuhide Matsuda

Professor

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

JAPAN
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Maarten J.J.E. Loonen

University of Groningen

NETHERLANDS
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Kazuyo Matsubae

Professor

Tohoku University

JAPAN
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Kazuya Nishina

National Institute for Environmental Studies

JAPAN
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Takashi Onodera

National Institute for Environmental Studies

JAPAN
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Claudia Marques-dos-Santos

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Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior de Agronomia

PORTUGAL
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David Velazquez

Assistant Professor of Biology

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

SPAIN
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Tatsuya Sakurai

Meisei University

JAPAN
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Brage Bremset Hansen

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NORWAY
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Hideaki Shibata

Professor

Hokkaido University

JAPAN
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Wilfried Winiwarter

Prof. UZ

University of Zielona Góra

POLAND
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