María Isabel Torres
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Graduate Research Assistant
Also affiliated: Universidad de Jaén (2026); University of Arkansas System (2026)
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Biography and Research Information
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María Isabel Torres's research focuses on the intersection of agricultural science and sustainable technology, with a particular emphasis on biofertilizers and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi. Her work investigates the definition, regulation, and future prospects of biofertilizer use in the United States. Torres also explores the potential of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi as inspiration for developing sustainable technologies. Additionally, her research delves into the molecular mechanisms and potential applications of phosphate-binding proteins and peptides. She has collaborated with researchers such as Eric S. McLamore and Md. Shakil Uddin at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville on shared publications.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 1
Positions
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Graduate Research Assistant 2026–presentUniversity of Arkansas at Fayetteville Biological and Agricultural Engineering ORCID
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Research Asistant 2023–2025Clemson University Agricultural Sciences ORCID
Selected Publications
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Electrochemical Analysis for OCP, CV and EIS of a three electrode system (2026)
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Electrochemical Analysis for OCP, CV and EIS of a three electrode system (2026)
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Biofertilizer Samples: A protocol for safe handling, application and disposal v1 (2026)
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- Biofertilizer Samples: A protocol for safe handling, application and disposal v1
- Biofertilizer Samples: A protocol for safe handling, application and disposal v1
- Biofertilizer Samples: A protocol for safe handling, application and disposal v1
- Biofertilizer Samples: A protocol for safe handling, application and disposal v1
- Biofertilizer Samples: A protocol for safe handling, application and disposal v1
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