Enjoyed an amazing walk along the river with lush green fields all around.

The soil engineer (earthworm) is doing its things deep underneath our feet. Amazing to be able to see the hidden world.

*NEW* paper just published with Geoderma - the global #OA journal of soil science Zero-tillage induces significant changes to the #soil pore network and hydraulic function after 7 years with Sacha Mooney craig sturrock FPad dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.geod… #openaccess #phd #scicomm Nottingham BBSRC DTP UoN Science

The experiment is finally over. Looking forward to exciting results.

Delivered a keynote talk on how to perform meta-analysis at my alma mater (UAF campus, Depalpur). It was exciting to meet great teachers.

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Welcome to my video on the importance of creating high-quality figures! I've covered essential tips for figure preparation, explored different figure types, highlighted common mistakes to avoid, and provided practical advice on improving your figures. youtu.be/yNfqHo2KjDA

It was great to be out in the field testing our new Gasmet for measuring greenhouse gas emissions.

The bustling, welcoming Nottingham city centre.

WTF did I just witness. The EIC of the Elsevier journal 'the journal of cleaner production' just removed her name as handling editor from a paper to avoid a serious conflict of interest. No correction issued. This is borderline #fraud. Journal known for #papermill crap

Published today in Nature Climate Change, led by Prof. Rich Norby and colleagues BIFoR, showing " Enhanced woody biomass production in a mature temperate forest under elevated CO2. rdcu.be/dQDpw

Much appreciate Prof Malcolm Bennett for hosting my visit to Plant Science Nottingham Nottm University Great discussions w Profs Bennett, Mooney, Tino Colombi Gabriel, Bipin & Almudena Thanks Sajjad Raza 🇵🇰 for demonstrating root imaging platforms #ROOTS #RSA #rhizosphere #phenotyping

Strolling around the magnificent lake at the University of Nottingham always feels like a picnic.

✴️New PhD Opportunity✴️ Using machine learning to understand the role of the soil microbiome in carbon sequestration Working with Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN, IBM, and Rothamsted Research #soilscience #machinelearning #artificialintelligence #soilcarbon Apply here ➡️ tinyurl.com/3uf3vmbt

Check out this amazing CT scan showing network of channels and biopores created by earthworms. These intricate channels are vital for aeration, water infiltration, and nutrient cycling. Hounsfield Facility UoNBiosciences Delivering Sustainable Wheat

My life in one picture: an endless exploration of what's beneath the soil.

Separating top- and sub-soil sections of the cores for CT scans at high resolution. Hounsfield Facility UoNBiosciences Delivering Sustainable Wheat

Fascinating soil images. In this one, it appears a stone cracked under hydraulic pressure during deep soil coring.

Some nice pictures of biopores created by earthworms. These channels are important because they help improve soil aeration, water infiltration, and root growth, benefiting plants and the overall health of the soil ecosystem. Hounsfield Facility Delivering Sustainable Wheat UoNBiosciences

Had an amazing time at the East Midlands Aeropark, located right next to the airport! There are multiple retired planes on display for the public, including fighter jets and helicopters, with the chance to experience the cockpit. Witnessed some incredible take-offs and landings.