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How humans have genetically modified nature by Beth Shapira
10 Nov
Simon Braem 'll introduce the movie
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How humans have genetically modified nature by Beth Shapira
10 Nov
Simon Braem 'll introduce the movie
Celebration of Jacques Mahillon’s emeritus
10 Nov
On November 10, 2022, you are cordially invited to participate in a small symposium organized as part of my Emeritus.
This scientific meeting aims to take up the main themes developed in our laboratory over the past 30 years.
They will be illustrated by colleagues, from here and elsewhere, experts in these fields.
Presentations will take place from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Celebration of Jacques Mahillon’s emeritus
10 Nov
On November 10, 2022, you are cordially invited to participate in a small symposium organized as part of my Emeritus.
This scientific meeting aims to take up the main themes developed in our laboratory over the past 30 years.
They will be illustrated by colleagues, from here and elsewhere, experts in these fields.
Presentations will take place from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Mulching Effect on Water Consumption Components and Water Use Efficiency of Dry Land Maize by Xvlun Man
10 Nov
Adopting alternative field management practices such as mulching practices, subsurface irrigation and crop residue retention to inhibit unproductive water loss for increasing water use efficiency is one of the main objectives for innovating agricultural water management. Evaluating the most reliable mulching type and practice in the Loess Plateau of Northwest China is of great importance for
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Mulching Effect on Water Consumption Components and Water Use Efficiency of Dry Land Maize by Xvlun Man
10 Nov
Adopting alternative field management practices such as mulching practices, subsurface irrigation and crop residue retention to inhibit unproductive water loss for increasing water use efficiency is one of the main objectives for innovating agricultural water management. Evaluating the most reliable mulching type and practice in the Loess Plateau of Northwest China is of great importance for
Crop vulnerability to tephra fall in volcanic regions: field, experimental and modelling approaches by Noa Ligot
09 Nov
Approximately 800 million people populate areas within 100 km of a potentially active volcano. Since the beginning of human settlements, communities in volcanically active regions have enjoyed various benefits from volcanic eruptions, notably the occurrence of volcanic soils with outstanding agricultural capabilities.
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Crop vulnerability to tephra fall in volcanic regions: field, experimental and modelling approaches by Noa Ligot
09 Nov
Approximately 800 million people populate areas within 100 km of a potentially active volcano. Since the beginning of human settlements, communities in volcanically active regions have enjoyed various benefits from volcanic eruptions, notably the occurrence of volcanic soils with outstanding agricultural capabilities.
Monitoring forest degradation patterns using multi-resolution spatial approaches by Beatriz Gobbi
09 Nov
The subtropical dry forests of South-America have been impacted by deforestation and degradation over the last two centuries. The forests still provide important ecosystem services but overexploitation of the forested ecosystems may lead to irreversible loss of provision and regulation services.
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Monitoring forest degradation patterns using multi-resolution spatial approaches by Beatriz Gobbi
09 Nov
The subtropical dry forests of South-America have been impacted by deforestation and degradation over the last two centuries. The forests still provide important ecosystem services but overexploitation of the forested ecosystems may lead to irreversible loss of provision and regulation services.
Insights into key steps of DNA transfer and the host spectrum of the large conjugative plasmid pXO16 from Bacillus thuringiensis sv. israelensis by Pauline Hinnekens
09 Nov
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) plays a crucial role in shaping bacterial populations and communities. Among others, conjugation is a key mechanism of HGT and participates in the transfer of genetic material, mainly plasmids, between mating partners that are in direct contact with one another.
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Insights into key steps of DNA transfer and the host spectrum of the large conjugative plasmid pXO16 from Bacillus thuringiensis sv. israelensis by Pauline Hinnekens
09 Nov
Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) plays a crucial role in shaping bacterial populations and communities. Among others, conjugation is a key mechanism of HGT and participates in the transfer of genetic material, mainly plasmids, between mating partners that are in direct contact with one another.
Biogeochemical cycling of manganese in forest ecosystems by Romain Duquenne
08 Nov
Manganese (Mn) is involved in the decomposition of soil organic matter (SOM) via redox reactions,
which gives it a significant role in the terrestrial carbon cycle. It is also strongly recycled by vegetation
in forest ecosystems, but the influence of tree species, as well as climate and soil, on Mn fluxes to the
soil remains poorly characterised.
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Biogeochemical cycling of manganese in forest ecosystems by Romain Duquenne
08 Nov
Manganese (Mn) is involved in the decomposition of soil organic matter (SOM) via redox reactions,
which gives it a significant role in the terrestrial carbon cycle. It is also strongly recycled by vegetation
in forest ecosystems, but the influence of tree species, as well as climate and soil, on Mn fluxes to the
soil remains poorly characterised.
Grande Accélération et Transition Socio-Ecologique - Quel rôle pour l'Innovation Technologique dans l'Anthropocène? by David Bol
08 Nov
David Bol : Grande Accélération et Transition Socio-Ecologique - Quel rôle pour l'Innovation Technologique dans l'Anthropocène?
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Grande Accélération et Transition Socio-Ecologique - Quel rôle pour l'Innovation Technologique dans l'Anthropocène? by David Bol
08 Nov
David Bol : Grande Accélération et Transition Socio-Ecologique - Quel rôle pour l'Innovation Technologique dans l'Anthropocène?
Strategies to improve stress tolerance and photosynthetic efficiency in plants by Prof. Anjana Jajoo
07 Nov
I am a plant physiologist and am working on various aspects of plant physiology to improve crop yield, particularly photosynthesis. Under abiotic stress conditions, the efficiency of photosynthesis decreases drastically leading to lower crop yield. We use a non-invasive tool of measuring Chlorophyll a fluorescence kinetics to get information about the photosynthetic efficiency of the plants.
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Strategies to improve stress tolerance and photosynthetic efficiency in plants by Prof. Anjana Jajoo
07 Nov
I am a plant physiologist and am working on various aspects of plant physiology to improve crop yield, particularly photosynthesis. Under abiotic stress conditions, the efficiency of photosynthesis decreases drastically leading to lower crop yield. We use a non-invasive tool of measuring Chlorophyll a fluorescence kinetics to get information about the photosynthetic efficiency of the plants.