IHSS&IWA26 / BRNO / CZECHIA / August 23–28, 2026 PROGRAMME BOOKLET 26 Poster No. Title Author P4.14 Speciation and Seasonal Dynamics of Dissolved Germanium, Arsenic, and Antimony in Contrasting Czech Freshwater Reservoirs Jana Šišková P4.15 Soil Enzymatic Activity as an Indicator of Biogeochemical Processes in Different Soil Types Kateřina Šťastná P4.16 SOM-Contaminant Interactions: Analysis of Migration Processes under the Influence of Exogenous Organic Matter Aleksandra UkalskaJaruga P4.17 OxiTop-IDS Respirometry as a Tool for Assessing the Effects of Soil Conditioners on Soil Microbial Activity Michal Kalina P4.18 Historical Land Use and Soil Carbon Dynamics in a Mediterranean Olive Orchard under Different Agricultural Management Schemes Heike Knicker P4.19 Managed Grazing Creates Short-Term Carbon and WaterRetention Hotspots in Sandy Arenosols of Western Zambia Jiří Volánek P4.20 Linking Vegetation Cover, Soil Phosphorus Fractions, Enzyme Activity, and Contaminant Interactions Monica Antilen P4.21 Characterization of Solid Organic Matter in Sedimentary Rocks from the Horonobe URL and Its Implications for Radionuclide Migration Zezu Chen P4.22 Preparation of Biomass-Derived Artificial Humic Substances: Application in Mulching Film Yejin Seo P4.23 Hydrogel Bacterial Carriers as a Tool for Sustainable Agriculture Martin Súkeník 5. Technologies & Applications P5.1 MSZ 1129:2026: A New Hungarian Standard for the Quantitative Determination of Humic and Fulvic Acids in Humus-Rich Matrices János Csicsor P5.2 A New Standard for Humic and Fulvic Acid Analysis Attila Csicsor P5.3 Long-Term Natural Organic Matter Removal in a Managed Aquifer Recharge Infiltration Pond Kristofer Hägg P5.4 Fluorescence-Based Prediction of Fractional Carbon Yields during the Preparation of Pectin-Derived Artificial Humic Substances Jeongseop Oh P5.5 What Matters: Anthropogenic or Natural Organic Matter? Insights from Three Diverse Drinking Water Treatment Systems in the Czech Republic Sidika Sakalli P5.6 WEOM Extraction Efficiency and Selected Optical Properties of Soils Amended with Microbiologically Enriched Biochar", was submitted to the Stability, Transformation, and Degradation section Kamil Skic P5.7 Sustainable Low-Energy Valorization of Plant Residues into Humic-Like Compounds with Biostimulant Activity Javier E. Garcés
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