Sergei Winogradsky

Microbiologist and ecologist, Winogradsky column

Sergei Winogradsky - Scientists & Innovators born September 1st, 1856
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Contributed foundational work in microbiology and ecology. Developed the Winogradsky column, which demonstrated the roles of microorganisms in biogeochemical cycles. Conducted research on nitrogen fixation and sulfur bacteria, which advanced understanding of microbial processes in soil. Published extensively, influencing both microbiology and soil science through experimental techniques and theoretical developments.

Developed the Winogradsky column for microbial study

Studied nitrogen fixation mechanisms

Investigated sulfur bacteria and their ecological roles

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