Murilo VELOSO

Murilo VELOSO is an Associate Professor in Soil Science at the Université de Rouen Normandie, affiliated with the AGHYLE research unit under the School of Agrobiosciences. His work focuses on soil health under conservation management systems, particularly exploring soil organic matter dynamics, greenhouse gas emissions, and the role of legumes in agricultural practices. He holds a PhD in Soil Science and has collaborated with institutions like the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul and Agri-Food Canada.

Education: PhD in Soil Science (details not specified).
Research Interests: Impact of no-tillage, legume cover crops, and grazing on soil carbon sequestration and microbial communities. He investigates how agricultural practices influence greenhouse gas fluxes and soil fertility in subtropical and temperate ecosystems.
Recent Work Trends: Recent studies emphasize long-term conservation practices, GHG mitigation strategies, and the integration of crop-livestock systems to enhance soil health and sustainability.

Collaborations: Active reviewer for international soil science journals and partner with the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul and Agri-Food Canada. His teaching includes Soil Science, Bioclimatology, and International Farming Systems.

Labs/Teams: Member of the AGHYLE research unit, specializing in agronomy and sustainable agriculture.