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Soil Carbon, Resilience, and Modelling the Future: A Conversation with Katerina Georgiou

Christhel Andrade, Antonio Girona-García and Beatrice Giannetta January 27, 2026

Soils play a central role in climate change mitigation and adaptation, with soil carbon management increasingly seen as a key pathway for enhancing ecosystem resilience—particularly in agricultural systems. At the same time, predicting how soil carbon responds to changing climate and management remains one of the major challenges in soil system science. In this interview, we speak with Katerina Ge ...[Read More]

🌱 Nurturing the Next Generation of Soil Scientists: Meet the SSS EGU Early Career Scientists Team

Beatrice Giannetta, Antonio Girona-García and Christhel Andrade July 17, 2025

Soil is more than just dirt beneath our feet, it’s a living, breathing system that sustains ecosystems, regulates climate, and supports agriculture. At the heart of advancing our understanding of these vital systems is a dynamic group of early career researchers working within the Soil System Sciences (SSS) Division of the European Geosciences Union (EGU). In this post, we’re excited to intr ...[Read More]

Feels like the first time at the EGU…#2

Dan Evans August 22, 2022

After a couple of years of online conferences, Early Career Scientists of the EGU’s Soils System Sciences division share their experiences of this year’s General Assembly which was held in a hybrid format. This week, we hear from Marta Basso I started doing research let’s say out of the blue, I have never been to a conference during my studies, so when I started my PhD in 2019 I ...[Read More]

Feels like the first time at the EGU…

Dan Evans August 11, 2022

After a couple of years of online conferences, Early Career Scientists of the EGU’s Soils System Sciences division share their experiences of this year’s General Assembly which was held in a hybrid format. This week, we hear from Diana Vieira So, this was it. Our first EGU after the COVID pandemic, and we missed it a lot! I was fortunate to know how the EGU was before, so ...[Read More]