Samuel Marron

Samuel Marron is an academic affiliated with Northumbria University's Applied Sciences Department. His research focuses on the role of soil microbiome in carbon sequestration, particularly in soils amended with mineral wastes. He has presented at international conferences and received the Best Poster Presenter Award at Soils 2025 in Malaysia.

Research Interests: Marron's work explores microbial diversity, biogeochemical cycles, and enhanced weathering techniques to combat climate change. His studies aim to enhance understanding of soil's role in carbon capture and promote sustainable land management using mineral wastes from brownfield sites.

Awards:

• Best Poster Presenter Award at International Soil Science Society (Soils 2025), 2025

Grants & Advising: No grants or advising roles explicitly listed. Collaborations include researchers like Stott, Prendergast-Miller, Goddard, and Sherry.