Partner 13 – Aarhus University - Department of Agroecology
Aarhus University, Department of Agroecology, Blichers Allé 20, P.O. Box 50, Research Centre Foulum, DK-8830 Tjele, Denmark, Telephone: +4587157746
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Aarhus University - Department of Agroecology
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| Profile | AU-AGRO is renowned for its integrated agro-ecological research and dissemination on sustainable land management practices. AU-AGRO has large expertise in studying nutrient cycling and the physical, chemical and biological processes in the soil and farming system, including studies in several unique long-term field experiments. AU-AGRO has broad competences in analyzing the consequences of agricultural land use changes, agricultural and rural development policies, including schemes for the protection of soils, climate, nature and the environment. The core competences include GEO database analyses, modelling in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), methods for stakeholder involvement and the upscaling and generalization of information on agriculture and the environment in support of multi criteria decision making. Moreover, he experiences include hosting and coordination of landscape and farm site studies, and methods for environmental indicators- and impact assessment of land use changes. |
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| Institute website | http://agro.au.dk/en/ | ||
| Role in the project | Study Site 5 coordinator | ||
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| Prof. Tommy Dalgaard | Tel: +4587157746 |
Sustainable resource use. Environmental and agricultural policy impact assessment in relation to land use and cropping systems. Study site management.
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| Dr. Gitte Rubæk | Tel: +4587157686 |
Sustainable crop production and soil management. Nutrient management and P losses, long term field experiments and soil quality indicators. Study site management.
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| Dr. Ingrid K. Thomsen | Tel: +4587157763 |
Cropping systems, soil fertility, nutrient and soil carbon, long term management experiments, agronomy, nitrogen and greenhouse gas emissions.
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| Prof. Bent T. Christensen | Tel: +4587157764 E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Long-term experi¬ments. Carbon, nutrient cycling, and soil biodiversity assessment using DNA sequencing (diversity of soil fungi incl. mycorrhiza).
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| Dr. Ib Sillebak Kristensen | Tel: +4587158036 |
Cropping and farming systems modelling, including management of nutrients and carbon cycling.
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| Dr. Chris Kjeldsen | Tel: +4587157749 |
Interdisciplinary research, stakeholder involvement and integrated impact assessment. Study site management.
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