Precise measurements of the Earth's rotation have led to estimates of energy dissipation near the core-mantle boundary, revealing a mismatch between the observed and theoretical values. This discrepancy suggests that studying the Earth's rotational motion can offer insights into its internal physical processes.

Grapevine (Vitis vinifera) is the world’s third most valuable horticultural crop. Today, climate change significantly threatens grape productivity, notably due to more frequent and extended drought periods.

In the quest for sustainable agriculture, this thesis examines the role of biological control agents (BCAs), focusing on beneficial Pseudomonas within the cereal phytobiome. Our research began with the isolation and in vitro characterization of various Pseudomonas strains, revealing an unexpected abundance of P. sivasensis across all tested field locations and plant compartments.

  Table ronde Louise VANNESTE, artiste en résidence   En tant que marraine de l’artiste danseuse Louise VANNESTE, Sophie OPFERGELT (Earth & Life Institute) vous invite à participer à une table ronde sur le thème du travail de recherche sur le terrain en compagnie de 7 danseuses et de volontaires de l’Institut ELI actifs·ves sur le terrain. La finalité de cette rencontre