Duncan D. Cameron

Duncan Drummond Cameron is a British microbiologist and Professor of Environmental Sustainability at the University of Manchester. His research considers multiomics approaches to understand the interactions between soil microbes and plant nutrition. Alongside his research, Cameron works in science policy, and was involved with the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference. Provided by Wikipedia
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