neil gray

Professor in Geomicrobiology

Newcastle University
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Professor Neil Gray is a faculty member at Newcastle University in the UK, specializing in Geomicrobiology. His research encompasses various topics, including the interaction of microbial communities with bentonite in the context of nuclear waste disposal, the biogeochemical impacts of changing Arctic ecosystems, and agricultural applications of soil bacterial communities. He has contributed to significant studies on soil health, carbon fixation, and the stability of biological processes related to organic waste.

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Mark Fitzsimons

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University of Plymouth

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David Andrew Charles Manning

Newcastle University

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Katharine Hendry

University of Bristol

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Stephen Chivasa

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Kieran Tierney

University of Glasgow

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Katie Gilmour

Northumbria University

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Elisa Lopez-Capel

senior lecturer

Newcastle University

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Felipe Sales de Freitas

Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

BELGIUM
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Allyson Tessin

Assistant Professor

Kent State University

UNITED STATES
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Lynsay Blake

Head of Resources and Waste Science

DEFRA

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Jan Dolfing

Senior Lecturer

Northumbria University

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Sabrina Beckmann

Oklahoma State University

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C. März

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