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Michael Demyan

Michael Demyan

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Senior Content Editor, Digital Resource

Florida

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Covers: Opinion, culture fiction, film current affairs, lifestyle

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Total articles 129

  • Contribution of organic amendments to soil organic matter detected by thermogravimetry

    By Technische Universität Dresden, Karsten Kalbitz, Michael Demyan, David Tokarski| tu-dresden.de@ Sustainable soil management requires reliable and accurate monitoring of changes in soil organic matter (SOM). However, despite the development of improved analytical techniques during the last decades, there are still limits in the detection of small changes in soil organic carbon content and SOM composition. This study focused on the detection of such changes under laboratory conditions by adding different organic amendments to soils.

    By Technische Universität Dresden, Karsten Kalbitz, Michael Demyan, David Tokarski · tu-dresden.de

    Oct. 02, 2024

  • Legendary Hans Zimmer Wows South Florida Crowd

    By Michael Demyan| The Boca Raton Tribune Verified By: Michael DemyanSometimes when you witness something truly amazing, you probably think to yourself, “Wow, I’m actually here right now. I’m actually experiencing this.”Well, that’s exactly what I was thinking throughout the entirety of Hans Zimmer’s performance at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Fla. The entire production was breathtaking. The lights, the video screens, and the choreography were all top notch – and the music was out of this world.

    By Michael Demyan · The Boca Raton Tribune

    Sep. 11, 2024

  • Contribution of organic amendments to soil organic matter detected by thermogravimetry

    By Technische Universität Dresden, Karsten Kalbitz, Michael Demyan, David Tokarski| tu-dresden.de@ Sustainable soil management requires reliable and accurate monitoring of changes in soil organic matter (SOM). However, despite the development of improved analytical techniques during the last decades, there are still limits in the detection of small changes in soil organic carbon content and SOM composition. This study focused on the detection of such changes under laboratory conditions by adding different organic amendments to soils.

    By Technische Universität Dresden, Karsten Kalbitz, Michael Demyan, David Tokarski · tu-dresden.de

    Oct. 02, 2024

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Florida, United States