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土壤的“民主”：重新理解复杂土壤系统... - The Democracy of Dirt 土壤的“民主”：重新理解复杂土壤系统的动态过程
The Democracy of Dirt: Reimagining the Dynamics of Complex Soil Systems. This talk explores how soil microbial communities function like a democratic system, where no single organism is in charge, but collective interactions drive ecosystem processes. Josh Schimel will discuss the implications for understanding soil carbon cycling, nutrient dynamics, and ecosystem resilience.
报告介绍
This lecture is part of the Overseas Master Lecture Series (No. 217), aiming to bring cutting-edge international perspectives in environmental science and soil ecology to a broader academic audience. The talk will present a novel framework for understanding soil systems through the metaphor of 'democracy,' emphasizing decentralized control and emergent properties in microbial communities.
报告人介绍
Josh Schimel is a Professor in the Department of Earth System Science at the University of California, Irvine. His research focuses on soil microbial ecology, biogeochemistry, and the role of microbes in ecosystem processes, particularly in arctic and grassland systems.
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