Martina Vítková

Associate Professor

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

Czech Republic

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Martina Vítková is an Associate Professor at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague. Her research focuses on the environmental impacts of contaminants in soils, including metal(loid) availability and pollutant management in agricultural and urban settings. Recent publications include studies on the effects of organic and inorganic waste amendments, sustainable practices for sewage sludge, and the geochemistry of contaminated mine soils. She is actively engaged in understanding the interactions between microbial activity and soil remediation technologies.

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Michael Komárek

Full Professor, Head of Department

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

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Michael Pohořelý

University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague

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Impact of organic and inorganic waste-derived amendments on metal(loid) availability in soils contaminated by industry, mining and metallurgy

Can pyrolysis and composting of sewage sludge reduce the release of traditional and emerging pollutants in agricultural soils? Insights from field and laboratory investigations

Metal(loid)s in urban soil from historical municipal solid waste landfill: Geochemistry, source apportionment, bioaccessibility testing and human health risks

Sustainable use of composted sewage sludge: Metal(loid) leaching behaviour and material suitability for application on degraded soils

Aerobic release of arsenic and antimony from mine soils by biostimulation of indigenous microbial activity and bioaugmentation with Cupriavidus genera of bacteria

Management of a contaminated mine soil: Effect of soil water content on antimony and arsenic immobilisation by iron‐based amendments and biochar composites

Revealing the long-term behaviour of nZVI and biochar in metal(loid)-contaminated soil: focus on Fe transformations

Environmental and health impacts assessment of long-term naturally-weathered municipal solid waste incineration ashes deposited in soil—old burden in Bratislava city, Slovakia

δ26Mg, δ44Ca and 87Sr/86Sr isotope differences among bedrock minerals constrain runoff generation in headwater catchments: An acidified granitic site in Central Europe as an example

Low-cost zeolite-based sorbents prepared from industrial perlite by-product material for Zn2+ and Ni2+ removal from aqueous solutions: synthesis, properties and sorption efficiency

Contaminated soils of different natural pH and industrial origin: The role of (nano) iron- and manganese-based amendments in As, Sb, Pb, and Zn leachability

Assessment of biochar and/or nano zero-valent iron for the stabilisation of Zn, Pb and Cd: A temporal study of solid phase geochemistry under changing soil conditions

Effect of alkaline synthesis conditions on mineralogy, chemistry and surface properties of phillipsite, P and X zeolitic materials prepared from fine powdered perlite by-product

Health risk assessment of metal(loid)s in soil and particulate matter from industrialized regions: A multidisciplinary approach

Nanoscale zero-valent iron has minimum toxicological risk on the germination and early growth of two grass species with potential for phytostabilization

Seasonal fluctuations of Zn, Pb, as and Cd contents in the biomass of selected grass species growing on contaminated soils: Implications for in situ phytostabilization

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Gildas Ratié

Hana Vojtková

Michal Hejcman

Vladislav Chrastny

Ľubomír Jurkovič

Michael Komárek

Michael Pohořelý

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