Nadia Noor

Nadia Noor is a researcher at the Soil & Environmental Sciences department of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, focusing on biogeochemical processes in terrestrial ecosystems. She teaches courses including

• SOIL SCI/ENVIR ST 101 – Forum on the Environment
• SOIL SCI 302 – Meet Your Soil: Soil Analysis and Interpretation
• SOIL SCI/ENVIR ST 324 – Soils and Environmental Quality
• SOIL SCI 326 – Plant Nutrition Management

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Her research explores:

• Iron oxide mineral transformations under fluctuating redox conditions
• Interactions between iron oxides and soil carbon stabilization
• Soil nitrogen mineralization under diverse crop management practices
• Ammonia volatilization dynamics from organic residues
• Redox-driven carbon cycling in soil mineral-organic coprecipitates

Recent publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to understanding soil nutrient dynamics and carbon sequestration, with methodological innovations in Fe isotope tracing, passive flux sampling, and biogeochemical modeling. Her work bridges soil chemistry, mineralogy, and environmental sustainability.

Current affiliations include the LinkedIn profile and research visibility through Google Scholar.