Dr. Manhattan Lebrun | soil fertility | Best Researcher Award
Postdoctoral researcher at Université Marie et Louis Pasteur, France
Dr. Manhattan Lebrun is a French environmental scientist specializing in soil remediation and phytomanagement. he holds a PhD in Biosciences and Territory from the University of Molise, Italy. With extensive postdoctoral experience across Europe, including France, Czech Republic, and Italy, he currently serves as a postdoctoral researcher at Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté. His research integrates soil biogeochemistry, phytoremediation, and biochar technology, addressing contamination from heavy metals and enhancing soil fertility through sustainable methods. Dr. Lebrun is a prolific author with 52 peer-reviewed publications, a reviewer for leading environmental journals, and a guest editor for special issues on soil pollution. He is actively involved in student mentoring, teaching in both French and English, and contributing to scientific communities through editorial work and international conferences. His interdisciplinary approach combines field studies, molecular biology, and ecoengineering to develop innovative strategies for contaminated land rehabilitation 🌱🧪🌍.
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Top Noted Publication
Biochar Characteristics and Pb²⁺/Zn²⁺ Sorption Capacities: The Role of Feedstock Variation
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Year: 2024
2. Biochar and Heavy Metals
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Year: 2024
3. Combined Biochar and Manure Addition to an Agricultural Soil Benefits Fertility, Microbial Activity, and Mitigates Manure‐Induced CO₂ Emissions
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Year: 2024
4. Positive or Neutral Effects of Biochar-Compost Mixtures on Earthworm Communities in a Temperate Cropping System
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Year: 2023
5. The Older, the Better: Ageing Improves the Efficiency of Biochar-Compost Mixture to Alleviate Drought Stress in Plant and Soil
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Year: 2023
6. Biochar and Compost Addition Increases Soil Organic Carbon Content and Substitutes P and K Fertilizer in Three French Cropping Systems
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Year: 2022
7. How Does Soil Water Status Influence the Fate of Soil Organic Matter? A Review of Processes Across Scales
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Year: 2022
8. Biochar, Ochre, and Manure Maturation in an Acidic Technosol Helps Stabilize As and Pb in Soil and Allows Its Vegetation by Salix triandra
Authors: Manhattan Lebrun, Sylvain Bourgerie, Domenico Morabito, et al.
Year: 2022
9. Biochar in Manure Can Suppress Water Stress of Sugar Beet (Beta vulgaris) and Increase Sucrose Content in Tubers
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Year: 2022
10. Effects of Different Biochars, Activated Carbons and Redmuds on the Growth of Trifolium repens and As and Pb Stabilization in a Former Mine Technosol
Authors: Manhattan Lebrun, Sylvain Bourgerie, Domenico Morabito
Year: 2022
11. Co-culture of Salix viminalis and Trifolium repens for the Phytostabilisation of Pb and As in Mine Tailings Amended with Hardwood Biochar
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Year: 2022