Mathieu Mahillon (UGent) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-V department. 

Nathan Carlier will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-C department. 

Katharina Meurer (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.  Abstract Extreme weather conditions, such as severe droughts, are expected to become more frequent in a future climate.

Public Thesis Defense of Thibaut Cugnon "Improving nitrogen fertilization recommendations in temperate agricultural systems"  Summary Nitrogen fertilization in temperate arable systems must reconcile two competing requirements: providing crops with enough N to express their yield potential, and avoiding the environmental losses caused by excess mineral N in the soil.

Gilles De Meester (CREAF) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-V department. 

Public Thesis Defense of Apoorva Vardhan "Farmer preferences for agri-environmental policy design: experimental and behavioral evidence"  Summary Over the past decades, agriculture has made remarkable progress. Yet, these gains in agricultural productivity have also come with considerable environmental costs.

 Jesus Barreiro-Hurle (Joint Research Centre | European Commission, Seville, Spain) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-A department.  AbstractDespite more than 30 years being part of the policy toolbox of the CAP voluntary programs to foster sustainable practices have failed to gain mainstream acceptance by farmers. Interest on whether behavioral informed intervention

Simon Braem (Instituut voor Natuur- en Bosonderzoek (INBO), Belgium) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-V department. 

On October 20, the Earth and Life Institute is pleased to welcome Dr.

Public Thesis Defense of Maëlle Villani "Dynamics of biogeochemical processes in permafrost landscapes: insights from the late shoulder season and deep winter" SummaryPermafrost underlies about 25% of the Northern Hemisphere’s land surface and stores nearly twice as much carbon as the atmosphere.