Prof. Kim Calders specializes in Earth Observation and Terrestrial Ecology at Ghent University in Belgium. His research interests include terrestrial and UAV-based LiDAR, the measurement and modeling of full 3D vegetation structure, its relation to airborne or spaceborne remote sensing signals, and radiative transfer modeling. 

For more detailed insights into Prof. Calders' work, you can explore:

• ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kim-Calders 
• Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.be/citations?user=D0Z7jcsAAAAJ&hl=en
• Follow him on X (formerly Twitter) @kimcalders

00:27 – Intro
01:10 – Terrestrial laser scanning: laser/LiDAR, active vs. passive remote sensing & point clouds
04:36 – How 3D laser measurements are revolutionizing forest studies
06:41 – Demonstration of LiDAR technology (see YouTube video)
07:35 – Ongoing research and global collaborations
10:19 – Discussion on 4D monitoring of vegetation structure (StrucNet)
14:23 – StrucNet: Possible implementations and future directions
18:17 – Is Space Twin linked to astronomy?
20:36 – Skills required in terrestrial research e.g. data mining, climbing...
24:18 – Why 'passion' is essential in research
26:30 – How greenery improves body and mind
30:01 – Dealing with eco-anxiety
32:14 – Advice for aspiring academics

Jaya Nepal is a Postdoctoral researcher at the Sustainable Cropping Systems Laboratory at Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. He recently graduated with PhD in Soil and Water Sciences from the University of Florida, also obtained his MSc in International Agricultural Development from the University of Tokyo. He has a broad research experience in the field of soil science and agronomy.

01:31  Jay’s research background

03:43  PhD work at Florida university: sandy soils in Florida

06:15  What/How is it made/Why C nanomaterials 

12:05  Difference between Biochar & C nanomaterials 

14:00  Opportunities and challenges with C nanomaterials

18:26   Brief talk about NASA & Space

19:20  Limitations & challenges of using biochar in agricultural soils

23:18  Majors findings from Jay’s PhD research: C nanomaterials & biochar as soil amendmends in sandy soils

28:00  Use of C nanoparticles & Biochar at the current state of the world 

32:20  About Jay’s current research at Cornell

35:25  About dream research project

39:00  Living in different countries

41:41  Farmers & academic bubble 

43:45  Skills to become a successful researcher

47:20  Hobbies…

48:38  Social media & Academia: information gap

52:27  Advice for my younger self & for starting PhDs

Connect with Jay on socials:

Twitter/X: @mejayxoxo18 / https://twitter.com/mejayxoxo18

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mejayxoxo18/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mejayxoxo18/ 

Link to Jay's research findings relevant to the talk:

Carbon nanomaterials are a superior soil amendment for sandy soils than biochar based on impacts on lettuce growth, physiology and soil biochemical quality: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2452074823000319

Water-dispersible carbon nanomaterials improve lettuce (Latuca sativa) growth and enhance soil biochemical quality at low to medium application rates: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11104-022-05852-0

Link to Jay's review on biochar application in agriculture: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fenvs.2023.1114752/full

For the list of all publications, visit Google Scholar/Research gate: 

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=pPEAk-wAAAAJ&hl=en

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jaya-Nepal 

Link to Johannes Lehmann’s lab at Cornell who do pioneering work with biochar (Jay mentioned this during podcast):

https://lehmannlab.cals.cornell.edu/ 

Nano clays to convert desert into farming land (something Jay mentioned about in the podcast), BBC article:

https://www.bbc.com/future/bespoke/follow-the-food/the-spray-that-turns-deserts-into-farmland.html 

YouTube Videos:

Professor Reimund P. Rötter (University of Göttingen) is a distinguished researcher with over 25 years of expertise in agronomy, agricultural systems modeling, and agroecology across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Professor Rötter's work focuses on developing and identifying solutions to the complex challenges presented to humanity such as global food security, increasing resource scarcity and the environmental effects of agricultural production under current changing climate.

He has done substantial work on his research area and namely some of his mainly impactful contributions include research on genetic yield gaps, modeling the multi-functionality of landscapes, assessing agricultural impacts and adaptations to climate change, and, last but not least, reduction of global wheat production under rising temperatures. This also makes him a perfect fit into today's episode on discussing "Crop modelling and its impact on addressing Climate Change"

00:00 - Introduction
01:29 - What is a model / Common misconception about modeling
03:19 - No modeling without experimentation, no experimentation without modeling
09:10 - Data quality and modeling (rubbish in = rubbish out)
13:15 - How to generate a reliable model
15:35 - Thoughts on why models failed to predict Covid19 cases
19:46 - GHG emission scenarios and human behavior
22:22 - "Why" and "How" (crop) modeling is essential in addressing Climate Change / Future crop production trends / Limitations of Global Climate models
30:50 - Adaptation options / Plant breeding / Response diversity
46:05 - How AI is transforming (crop) modeling and agriculture
47:49 - "ChatGPT can become our individual agent…even for modeling..." / Digitalization, AI, and the future of agriculture
55:11 - Why reform is needed in teaching programs in agricultural sciences / The power of collaboration
56:56 - Advice for young researchers

Postdoctoral researcher - Enrique Apolo Apolo. Enrique's fields of interest include AI, precision agriculture, proximal plant sensing, satellite imagery, machinery, robotics and electronics. 

Enrique's Ph.D. title is “Development and Assessment of AI models based on deep learning algorithms to determine agronomic traits in fruit tree orchards and field crops.”
Link to discussed Ph.D. thesis in this episode: https://idus.us.es/handle/11441/141305

00:00 Intro
01:02 Academic background (Enrique’s)
02:52 Citrus growing farmers in Spain & Yield prediction with AI
05:14 Measuring key crop parameter with A.I. & Robots
09:14 Learning A.I. from scratch / Drone imaging at Wageningen
13:55 Crop yield or disease prediction by AI & Drones / challenges with Farmers
17:04 Use of mobile phone for RGB imaging / Yield prediction apps
20:34 Drone imaging vs. Satellite images
26:10 Can farmers afford Drone imaging / Market for up-to-date Agro services
29:45 Why Robotics & AI are very advanced in greenhouses, not fields
33:55 Is there less or more use of AI by farmers / Farmers scared of AI?

36:26 Can AI replace humans? How soon?
38:55 “ChatGPT is a good tool, … but it might be a problem for lazy people…”
41:05 “It’s compulsory to have basic knowledge in programming for incoming PhDs…”
 

PhDs TikTok video Enrique mentions about Brazil:

Çağrı Akyol - a Postdoctoral researcher and project manager at Ghent University, dealing with; Energy and resource recovery from waste streams, Biogas biorefineries, Nutrient recovery and recycling. Also, he shares a lot about renewables and alternative fertilizers on his LinkedIn 🙂

0:00   Intro
01:10   Biogas & biomethane in EU Gas Package / about EU's 35 bcm binding target
04:47   Can Biogas & biomethane replace fossil fuels?
05:55   Russian natural gas cutoff & EU's interest in renewable energy sources 
07:44   About the Nutri2Cycle project 
11:49   Linear vs. Circular economy
15:12   About bio-based fertilizers and an ongoing debate on the "bio-based fertilizer" term
18:18   Bio-based fertilizers from anaerobic digestion 
22:13   "... in Flanders, you can't directly apply digestate to the soil..."
23:13   About microplastics in human blood, breast milk, soil, and tap water
28:40   Current challenges in water & wastewater treatments (chemicals, sludge, etc.)
32:50   About Gent University's research contribution to alternative fertilizers 
34:01   Synthetic N fertilizers vs. bio-based N fertilizers impact on the environment
36:10   "Farmers are really keen to use bio-based fertilizers because..."
38:38   Can bio-based fertilizers alone close the current P fertilizer demand? 
40:11   Agricultural practices with less nutrient loss
40:57   Future of bio-based fertilizers & renewable energy
45:28   Advice for young researchers (PhDs)
49:03   Good researcher skills
51:12   Shall one create or look for meaning?
 

Çağrı's research works: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Cagri-Akyol-2

Çağrı on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/çağrı-akyol-08024763/

Nutri2cycle project that Çağrı mentions: https://www.nutri2cycle.eu/

BioDEN post on Gent University research: 
https://www.biogas-e.be/sites/default/files/2023-01/BioDEN_Newsletter - EN.pdf

Article on P cycle: 
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S095937800800099X?casa_token=bhwP0IV-zF0AAAAA:ZVA8ZJxP2JAPPxDOLAyCv24zAUdQwxHslOKLsToDLTcAEYTLZXYresChMntM_k_5g2gDtTFx
 

Special Thanks: 
I want to thank Dr. Maxim Dorodnikov (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen), who introduced me to P cycle and to "peak phosphorus curve". Thanks to him, I was able to address in this episodes one of the critical issues - P limit. And special thanks to Prof. Sophie and Dr. Eugenio (BOKU) who buit in me interest and core basic understandings of GHG emissions & soil microbiology. Also, thanks to IMSOGLO project organizers & all lecturers (Prof. Finke & Prof. Wim, Prof. Sauer & Dr. Stephen, etc., and my friend ALEX who taught me almost everything). This list is just a brief one, I will try to put more names in next episodes. 
 

Host: Nazerke Amangeldy

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Angela Guerrero is a robotics engineer at the Soil Steam International AS. Angela did her Ph.D. research on "Variable-rate nitrogen fertilization by using proximal and remote sensing" at Gent University (link below to Angela's Ph.D. thesis work).

00:00  Intro
00:40  What Soil Steam International AS do
03:29  Working as a "Robotics Engineer"
05:31  How robotics are improving agriculture
10:44  Robotics and the future of farming
15:25  About Angela's Ph.D. research
18:50  From mechatronics engineering to precision farming
21:45  Precision agriculture 
25:30  Challenges in precision agriculture
28:16  Advice for all Ph.D. students
31:19  "There has been a lot of moving..., but it has been the best experience..."
37:20  About cultural stereotypes
39:24  Will AI make people jobless
40:24  "We have to think about climate change GLOBALLY"
43:08  Advice to my younger self
43:50  Meaning of life
 

Angela's Ph.D. work: https://biblio.ugent.be/publication/8...

Angela on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angela-pa...

Other articles published by Angela: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/...

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Sophie Zechmeister-Boltenstern is a Soil Science and Soil Microbiology professor at the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (BOKU), Vienna. Head of Soil Research Institute at BOKU. 

Expertise: Biodiversity and function of soil organisms and their interactions; Biology of the Nitrogen Cycle; Climate change and greenhouse gases; Metabolism of gases in soils.

Awards: Web of Science Highly Cited Researcher (2019): identified by Clarivate Analytics as one of the world’s most influential contemporary researchers (top 1% ranking), and more in the link below.

Description of the episode:

Besides the explanations given on specific field (soil microbiology) questions, Prof. Sophie also shares her experiences in the academic world. The episode contains very valuable messages and advice for young scientists (the link for the book recommendation is below).     

0:00:00   Intro
0:01:21   what we know about the N cycle
0:05:44   "I find everything interesting about N cycle ..."
0:09:54   responses of soil microorganisms on drying & rewetting events 
0:18:07   greenhouse gases under drying & rewetting events
0:22:14   how well do we understand greenhouse gas emissions from soils 
0:31:15   about biochar
0:41:24   about CH4 sink & C sequestration  
0:44:35   extreme events / Regenerative Agriculture / burning fields (etc.)
0:52:06   how to write a good scientific paper?
1:00:00   to all beginner scientists
1:04:44   advice to my younger self
1:09:04   if I would not become a scientist ... 
1:12:40   "being sad or scared doesn't help anything... if everyone acts in their small worlds - we can make a change!"
1:19:10   the meaning of life    

The book title: "Writing Science: How to Write Papers That Get Cited and Proposals That Get Funded."

The link to the book: https://amzn.eu/d/6Y5NdSh 

Guest: 

Prof. Sophie Zechmeister-Boltenstern

Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.at/citations?user=Xys1BdUAAAAJ&hl=de

Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Sophie-Zechmeister-Boltenstern-39275272

The source of academic qualifications and achievements: https://forschung.boku.ac.at/fis/suchen.person_uebersicht?id_in=4224&menue_id_in=101&sprache_in=en 

Host:
Nazerke Amangeldy
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Christoph Noller - Ecologist and Soil Scientist. He is a Ph.D. student at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), Vienna. Christoph has worked a lot on contaminated soils with heavy metals such as arsenic (As), cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), mercury (Hg), lead (Pb), copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), etc. 

Description of the episode: 

In this episode, we discuss heavy metals, their influences on the human body, isotopes, soil microorganisms, and the ways of recovering contaminated soils, sources, etc. Christoph also mentions diseases such as Japanese diseases "itai-Itai", Minamata, cancer, etc. 

0:00  Intro
0:49  What are heavy metals (HM)?
4:39  Sources of heavy metals (HM)
7:14  The biggest problem of soils being contaminated by HM
8:34  HM: Japanese "Itai-Itai", minamata, cancer and other deseases
10:27  Lead causing IQ reduction in children 
12:00  "Everybody can understand what I do..."
13:51  "Children eat a lot of soil... so they also have the biggest problem..."
17:07  Ways of recovering heavy metal contaminations
19:58  Washing & separating soil / Removing clay 
21:20  Using plants to remove heavy metals
22:00  Difficulties 
24:10  About "Hyperaccumulator plants."
28:37  About stable isotopes, finding human origin country by their teeth, using isotopes for testing champagne quality, 
37:39  Heavy metals influence soil microorganisms
39:16  "Soil quality is very subjective ..."
42:26  About building the "Urban garden"
47:00  "I can't think of only a positive future..."
48:13  Advice to my younger self: "Start programming..."
49:25  "I kind of like that life is complex..."
51:00 The meaning of life (explanation with a meme)

Guest:

Christoph Noller on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/christoph-noller-959a85222/

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Episode description:
In this episode, we talk about AI & machine learning in Soil Sciences, IMSOGLO, the Past/Future of Soil Sciences & Soil Modelling, Inspirations, Books, Advice, and more topics. 

In between the questions, Prof. Finke shares his experiences and always gives simple and funny examples to make his ideas rather deliberate. So, surely you can also listen to this episode to make your day feel better! 

About our guest:
Prof. Peter Finke is a Full Professor at the Department of Environment, Ghent University, and IMSOGLO program director and academic coordinator at Ghent University. On Google Scholar, there are 158 articles, 6 books, and many other works of Prof. Finke that are available in the link below.

Perhaps, better to put Prof. Finke's own description from his LinkedIn account (link below) about his work: "These days I aim to develop and extend soil formation models that assist in the quantification of effects of global change on soil properties (and vice versa)." 
   

0:00   Who is Professor Peter Finke
1:20   The "simple motivation" for organizing the IMSOGLO program
7:08   Why Aarhus, BOKU, Gottingen Universities?  /  "We also asked others, but... "
10:59   Why do IMSOGLO have only two majors? 
13:40   Will machine learning / AI / soil modeling / bioinformatics be included in IMSOGLO?
19:35   What has changed after the 2007 interview?
27:42   The International Union of Soil Sciences
29:56   How to become a member of Soil Science unions
31:28   Soil Modelling is essential? Why?
35:00   Two futures of Soil Modelling (Prof. Finke's Ph.D. story)
39:35   Future of Soil Mapping 
41:37   Can Advanced Modeling and Digital Soil Mapping replace/reduce fieldworks in the future?
47:08   "I can name two people who inspired me..., and one of them invented the Precision Agriculture..."
51:00   The lessons I learned from these two people
54:40   I read "The Lord of the Rings" in one weekend!
1:00:05   What skills are essential for students in the future?
1:04:00   "Think very clearly what is driving you... be careful! ..."
1:11:30   Don't trust the politicians! 
1:19:37   Science is better than an opinion. Why?
1:22:40   Advice for all students  /  "Sleep minimally 6 hours, and..."
1:26:30   For "Procrastinator Students."
1:29:24   Belgium style of preparing for an exam (with beer) 
1:30:48   The meaning of life is a movie...
1:33:34   My meaning of life is not fulfilled; something is missing...
1:36:00   How/Where to find me online

Prof. Peter Finke's Google Scholar:
https://scholar.google.be/citations?user=ncSTvSQAAAAJ&hl=nl

Prof. Peter Finke's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterfinke?miniProfileUrn=urn%3Ali%3Afs_miniProfile%3AACoAAAKM6c4BwnTWAVi61as2BRBJmxPepPj3J_8&lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_search_srp_all%3BCPde2ngQSPypM00jEo%2F5HQ%3D%3D

About the IMSOGLO program:
https://imsoglo.eu/

The International Union of Soil Sciences (IUSS):
https://www.iuss.org/
 

Host:
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