Research Area
Julia has started her work in COMI in September 2017 as a PhD student. First, she focused on structure and function of microbial communities in biological soil crusts under different land use as part of the project Crustfunction within the Biodiversity Exploratories. After maternity leave Julia continued her work as local coordinator for the Core project 8 “Microorganisms” in the Biodiversity Exploratories, which supports other projects with high quality data on microbiomes in soils.
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Master of Science Environmental Sciences and Engineering at TU Berlin
Bachelor of Science Environmental Sciences and Engineering at TU Berlin
Publications
Kurth, J. ; Albrecht, M. ; Gläser, K. ; Karsten, U. ; Vestergaard, G. ; Armbruster, M. ; Kublik, S. ; Schmid, C. ; Schloter, M. ; Schulz, S.
Biological soil crusts on agricultural soils of mesic regions promote microbial cross-kingdom co-occurrences and nutrient retention.Ohan, J. ; Siani, R. ; Kurth, J. ; Sommer, V. ; Gläser, K. ; Karsten, U. ; Schloter, M. ; Schulz, S.
Microbiome convergence and deterministic community assembly along successional biocrust gradients on potash salt heaps.Gall, C. ; Ohan, J. ; Glaser, K. ; Karsten, U. ; Schloter, M. ; Scholten, T. ; Schulz, S. ; Seitz, S. ; Kurth, J.
Biocrusts: Overlooked hotspots of managed soils in mesic environments.Grafe, M. ; Kurth, J. ; Panten, K. ; Raj, A.D. ; Baum, C. ; Zimmer, D. ; Leinweber, P. ; Schloter, M. ; Schulz, S.
Effects of different innovative bone char based P fertilizers on bacteria catalyzing P turnover in agricultural soils.Kurth, J. ; Albrecht, M. ; Karsten, U. ; Gläser, K. ; Schloter, M. ; Schulz, S.
Correlation of the abundance of bacteria catalyzing phosphorus and nitrogen turnover in biological soil crusts of temperate forests of Germany.