Our planet is in the midst of a rapidly changing, human-dominated era, often referred to as the Anthropocene. Climate and biodiversity are being altered in complex ways. There are winners, but also several losers among plants, animals, microorganisms and entire ecosystems.

Louis Descarpentries will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.

Valentin Charlier will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-C department.

On April 27, the Earth and Life Institute is pleased to welcome Dr.

Alousseynou Bah will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.

Caroline Bottu will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-C department.

Public thesis defense of Alain Kagisye: "Agronomic and environmental determinants of coffee yield, quality and cyclicity across Burundi" SummaryCoffee is Burundi’s main export crop and a cornerstone of rural livelihoods, yet Arabica coffee production faces persistent challenges, including declining yields, strong year-to-year production variability, and inconsistent quality.

Hans Van Dyck (UCLouvain) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-V department.

Amaury Versaen will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-E department.

Prof. Xiaofeng Wang (Virginia Tech, USA) will give this seminar, organized by the ELI-M department.