Man Jae Kwon

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Korea University

South Korea

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Professor Man Jae Kwon is a faculty member at Korea University in South Korea. His research interests include soil microbial communities, biogeochemical dynamics, and the impacts of anthropogenic influences on environmental processes. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of soil bacterial communities, denitrification dynamics, and the effects of CO 2 on microbial compositions. His recent publications reflect a focus on the interactions between environmental factors and microbial communities.

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Sungjik Oh

Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology

SOUTH KOREA

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Matthew Kirk

Associate Professor

University of Kansas

UNITED STATES

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Weathering extents and anthropogenic influences shape the soil bacterial community along a subsurface zonation

Denitrification dynamics in unsaturated soils with different porous structures and water saturation degrees: A focus on the shift in microbial community structures

Effects of natural non-volcanic CO<sub>2</sub> leakage on soil microbial community composition and diversity

Antimony redox processes in the environment: A critical review of associated oxidants and reductants

Bacterial distribution on the ocular surface of patients with primary Sjögren’s syndrome

Effect of CO<sub>2</sub> on biogeochemical reactions and microbial community composition in bioreactors with deep groundwater and basalt

Peroxide activation by microbially synthesized sulfidated iron: Comparison against abiotic iron-based materials in terms of treatment efficiency and oxidative degradation pathway

Zn speciation and fate in soils and sediments along the ground transportation route of Zn ore to a smelter

Biogeochemical dynamics and microbial community development under sulfate- And iron-reducing conditions based on electron shuttle amendment

Distribution and speciation of Sb and toxic metal(loid)s near an antimony refinery and their effects on indigenous microorganisms

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Sungjik Oh

Matthew Kirk

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