Dr John Scullion
PhD
Reader
Contact Details
- Email: jos@aber.ac.uk
- ORCID: 0000-0002-5225-8615
- Office: S28, Cledwyn Building
- Phone: +44 (0) 1970 622304
- Research Portal Profile
Teaching
Lecturer
- BR13210 - The Biosphere
- BR34520 - Wildlife Conservation
- BRM0840 - Environmental Management in Practice
- BG26020 - Monitro a Microbioleg Amgylcheddol
- BRM7220 - Environmental Auditing and Management skills
- BRM4800 - Field and Laboratory Techniques
- BR14910 - Soils and their Management
- BRM0800 - Environmental Management in Practice
- BRM6520 - Introduction to Environmental Law and Environmental Impact Assessment
Tutor
- BR35620 - Environmental Regulation and Consultancy
- BRM6520 - Introduction to Environmental Law and Environmental Impact Assessment
- BG21420 - Arolygu Ecolegol
- BR26020 - Environmental Microbiology and Monitoring
- BR21120 - Climate Change: Plants, Animals and Ecosystems
- BRM6420 - Research Methods in the Biosciences
- BR21420 - Ecological Surveying
- BRM6400 - Research Methods in the Biosciences
- BRM7220 - Environmental Auditing and Management skills
- BG26020 - Monitro a Microbioleg Amgylcheddol
- BR14910 - Soils and their Management
- BRM0840 - Environmental Management in Practice
- BRM0800 - Environmental Management in Practice
- BRM4800 - Field and Laboratory Techniques
Grader
Course Viewer
Research
- Disturbed/contaminated soils.
- Carbon-nitrogen cycling and long-term effects of earthworm activity in former mine soils.
- Impact of metals on microbial processes. Potential of phytoremediation for reducing soil metal and hydrocarbon concentrations.
- Organic/ecological farming systems and soil processes.
- Infectivity and efficiency of VA mycorrhizal fungi.
- Earthworm-VA mycorrhizal fungi interactions. Earthworm population dynamics in conventional and organic arable rotations.
- Soil ecology relationships to soil function. Impacts of climate change on soil ecology.
- Chemometric and metabolomic approaches to the assessment of soil quality.
- Biological treatment of wastewaters.
Research Groups
- Sustainable Grassland Systems and Agri-Food
- Understanding and restoring ecosystems and their services