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Dr. Tiemann focuses on soil organic matter dynamics and microbial influences on soil nitrogen cycling. Her research aims to enhance understanding of soil resilience and sustainability in agricultural systems. By integrating social and environmental factors, she employs a multidisciplinary approach to study the mechanisms controlling soil organic matter stability. Dr. Tiemann utilizes a combination of physical, biochemical, and genetic research techniques to explore key questions related to soil biogeochemistry and ecology. She analyzes microbial community dynamics in the context of environmental changes and their implications for ecosystem services. Her work emphasizes the importance of maintaining and recovering soil organic matter for sustainable agricultural practices, acknowledging that exceptional insights require a comprehensive understanding of both scientific and societal dimensions of soil management.
Michigan State University • East Lansing, MI
Conducting research and teaching in Soil Biology, Ecology, and Biogeochemistry.
Department of Psychology