| Academic degree: | Prof. |  | | Last name: | Bielek | | First name: | Pavol | | Responsible for: | Soils, Section 1: Soil organic matter dynamics and nutrient cycling | | Organization/Institute: | Soil Science and Conservation Research Institute | | Department: | | | Position: | Director of Institute | | Street, Number, POB: | Gagarinova 10 | | Postal code, City: | 10 827 13 Bratislava | | State: | | | Country: | Slovak Republic | | Phone: | +421/2/43 420 866 | | Fax: | +421/2/43 295 487 | | E-mail address: | bielek@vupu.sk | | Url: | | | Curriculum vitae: | Pavol Bielek is graduant of the Commenius University in Bratislava in soil microbiology line. 1969 he started working in soil research and development.
For a long time he has been working in nitrogen and carbon transformations in soil including soil biotechnology of those problems. Practical results he finalized in areas of mineral nitrogen and organic fertilizers use.
Now he is working in soil use and soil management theory including legal aspects of soil protection needs.
He is director of Soil Science and Conservation Research Institute in Bratislava (from 1995) and professor of Agricultural University in Nitra (1998).
He published 261 papers, 68 of them abroad and is author or co-author of 6 scientific books.
Pavol Bielek was coordinator of 13 national projects and national coordinator of 8 international projects. | | Areas of interest: | | carbon transformation in soils | | nitrate and water pollution | | nitrogen transformation in soils | | soil biological processes | | soil legislation | | Soil microbiology | | soil pollution problems | | soil quality indicators | | |
| | Articles: | 6 JSS (4) 192-199 (2006), Subject Area ´Soils´: The (Associate) Subject Editors and Advisors: Challenges and relevant literature in JSS and ESPR (the presentation of the Editors is not complete yet and will be continued)
7 JSS (1) 60 (2007), Directory of European Organizations and Persons Working on Soil Protection
4 JSS (2) 129-132 (2004), External Impacts of Soils as Considered with the Example of Slovakia (4 pp)
3 JSS (4) 254 (2003), Soils in Slovakia: Status quo, Trends and Developments
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