Anna Gałązka
Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation State Research Institute, Poland
Biography
Anna GaÅ‚Ä…zka is a head of the Department of Agricultural Microbiology at IUNG (since 2013). She is specialized in the evaluation of microbial diversity of soils associated with agricultural practice and environmental protection (research in molecular biology; evaluation of genetic differentiation and identification of microorganisms and characterization of metabolic profile of bacteria and fungi). She is participating in international and several national projects in IUNG, coordinating research project on biological activity and determination of microbial diversity of soil. She was a task manager in Aiming Project „Developing New system of tillage for sustainable agriculture” WND-POIG. 01.03.01-00-042/09 (2010-2013) – Determination of biological activity in soils and executor in projects: N305 080 32/2776 Evaluation of usefulness of Azospirillum spp. and Pseudomonas stutzeri inoculum in increasing of phytoremediation; project CZ.3.22/1.2.00/12.03445, Risk and benefits of application of exogenous organic matter on soil. Operational programme of cross-border co-operation Czech Republic – Poland 2007-2013. She was training of „Genomic of Nitrogen-Fixation Organisms” in 2008, Ghent, Belgium and participated in numerous courses and trainings in the field of molecular biology and microbiology. She works with NJF Nordic Association of Agricultural Scientists (keynote speakers on Seminar (483) 22-25.09.2015 Vezaiciai, Lithuania “Application of soil biological and biochemical parameters as indicator of soil health and fertility as influenced by different agrotechnical practices”). Member of Polish Microbiological Society since 2004 and author over 50 publications.
Abstract
Abstract : The genetic and functional diversity of bacterial community in soils contaminated with crude oil