Alix Vidal

Alix Vidal is an Assistant Professor in Soil Biology and Operations Manager at an unspecified institution, focusing on soil biogeochemistry and earthworm ecology. Their research integrates plant-microbe-soil interactions, mineral weathering, and sustainable agricultural practices.

• Key roles: Academic research, project supervision, and soil operations management
• Research interests: Soil organic matter dynamics, carbon sequestration, earthworm-driven processes, and circular food systems

Recent work emphasizes earthworm activity quantification, struvite-P uptake mechanisms, and protein upcycling from agricultural waste. They collaborate on projects addressing climate mitigation through soil carbon management and mineral weathering enhancement.

• Supervises PhD candidates in topics like regenerative systems, earthworm ecology, and circular food systems
• Active in international collaborations studying soil properties across diverse environments

Publications span 33 peer-reviewed articles, with a focus on applied soil science and environmental sustainability. Their research bridges laboratory experiments and field applications to address global challenges in agriculture and climate change.